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For a new policy of ruralization

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In this post, I intend to pick up where I left off last time with my review of George Monbiot’s Regenesis, mostly in reference to his urbanism theme (there’s also a bit of tidying up and an apology at the end). But first, since it’s a proposal, a few brief observations about the trip I took last week, which involved me cycling from Frome to Chepstow and back, among other things for a pleasant chat session with the eco-philosopher and activist Rupert Read at Green Gathering (a recording of most is here). Much of the southern part of my routeRead News

Politics Podcast: Can the Inflation Reduction Act Save Biden’s Approval Rating?

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On Sunday, the Senate passed the largest climate change intervention bill in American history, the Inflation Reduction Act. In this episode of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, the crew discusses whether Democrats can turn around Biden’s approval rating with this latest piece of legislation, assuming they can get it through the House. The team then conducted a polling experiment that tested how live polls from Siena College compared to online and text message polls from Emerson College. They also preview the latest round of polling from FiveThirtyEight’s partnership with Ipsos, which broke down how Americans view gun violence and crime. Finally,Read News

Politics Trump’s politics – AAF

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It is done. The Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) with reconciliation procedures. Apart from the political imperative to “get something done”, there is little in the IRA to praise. It will not reduce inflation. As a stand-alone, the health provisions are incoherent. And “historic” investment to combat climate change is part of a larger strategy that never made sense, is chump change compared to the cost of the problem, and has been badly muddled by the administration’s reliance on union efforts. It’s all bad enough. That includes tax policy – especially the book minimum tax. The basic ideaRead News

The extraordinary political storm unleashed by the FBI search of Trump’s Florida resort

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(CNN)The FBI’s search of Donald Trump’s Florida resort is an extraordinary, historic development since it targeted the former US President and set off a political frenzy that he could use to bid likely to stop the 2024 White House. In the past, Trump’s threatened political investigations have only increased his superpower appeal to supporters. But federal agents acted Monday on a warrant approved by a judge, suggesting they had probable cause to believe a crime had been committed. They targeted Trump’s offices and personal quarters at his Mar-a-Lago winter residence while the former President was away in New York. Monday’sRead News

Stock Markets Today: UK economy, Italian politics, benchmark bill, EM currencies

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Cheney tears up Greene and Boebert, saying US needs “serious people” in politics

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As she faces a primary challenger to her congressional seat later this month, GOP Rep. Liz Cheney continued to criticize the direction she sees the Republican Party and those responsible for it taking. Cheney, who represents a large Wyoming congressional district, was profiled by The New York Times for an article published Sunday. In it, she shared sharp criticism of former President Donald Trump, who has become known in recent years, as well as criticism of other House Republicans such as Lauren Boebert of Colorado and Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia. In the article, Cheney says she would much ratherRead News

Zornio: Cut the policy – TABOR doesn’t work for Colorado, even though we get a big refund

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The Taxpayer Bill of Rights has long provoked political tension, and this election year is proving no different, thanks to a larger-than-usual mandatory refund. But once again, politics gets in the way of healthy political discussion. So let’s first put the policy into context, and then consider what actually matters. The political games began when some of the state’s most prominent Democrats — notably Gov. Jared Polis — tried to claim credit for the mandatory TABOR refunds. To do this, the refund checks were renamed “Colorado Cashback” and sped up to arrive just before the midterms. As you might expect,Read News

Bloomberg UK Politics: Choosing the wrong politicians

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Pakistan’s policy based on element of vindictiveness; Imran latest victim

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Politics in Pakistan is based on an element of vindictiveness which often tends to make the creator or supporter of a particular law, victim of his own doing TopicsImran Khan | Pakistan  | Politics IANS  | Islamabad  Last updated on August 8, 2022 09:51 IST Politics in Pakistan is based on an element of vindictiveness which often tends to make the creator or supporter of a particular law the victim of his own act. This vicious political cycle has affected the lives and careers of several prominent politicians in the country and would now comeRead News

How American Politics Turned

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This article appears in the August 2022 issue of The American Prospect. Order here. What it took to win: A history of the Democratic Party The Destroyers: The 25-Year Divide in the Republican Party Three historic changes in the major parties and their social foundations have shaped American politics as we know it today. The first, beginning in the mid-20th century, was the racial and regional realignment that has made the Democratic Party home to black Americans and most other people of color, while allowing the Republicans to not only capture most of the southern states, but to get. theRead News

A Fancy Farm picnic brings politics to a small western Kentucky town

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FANCY FARM, Ky. ― In an afternoon dominated by Republicans, candidates delivered fiery speeches that touched on race, social issues, COVID-19, immigration and the economy in speeches at the annual fall convention. of politics in western Kentucky. Republican spokespeople have repeatedly addressed hot-button social issues such as COVID-19 policy and the rights of transgender children. “I believe it’s wrong to allow biological boys to compete against girls in women’s sports,” said Ryan Quarles, the state’s agriculture commissioner who is running for governor. He also proclaimed “I’m a Christian,” I’m pro-life and I’m pro-gun. Quarles is one of four Republicans runningRead News

Political notebook: TU chairman Carson ‘bearish’ about politics

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Featured: University of Tulsa President Brad Carson, a two-term Democratic representative from Oklahoma’s Second District and an unsuccessful 2004 U.S. Senate candidate, offered a sobering assessment of state politics during who appeared Thursday at the Tulsa Press Club. “I’m really excited about it,” Carson said. “My disappointment…comes from the fact that I may no longer share what my parents taught me, which is that politics is the most important way to change the world. “Our culture today, traditions, higher education, these are the things – I tell my son, ‘Pursue those. You can change the world, though.’ That’s important. TheseRead News

Winners and Losers of the Week in Florida Politics – Week of 7/31/22

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Marco Rubio had a good week, but Florida Power & amp; The light did not. C.C. “Doc” Dockery was a successful businessman who was influential in politics, especially in the Republican Party. He was a staunch advocate of railroads and we worked together on Summit Consulting. And he walked leisurely with the mighty, and they sought his wisdom. At heart, however, Doc was a Polk County native who loved everyday people and listening to their stories. He loved to hunt, fish, travel and enjoy the peace of the day by the lake. Doc never sought the light, but he neverRead News

Politics at Musikfest? Campaigning is a no-no, but free speech is welcome

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Abortion rights. Weapons control. Closely contested races for Congress and Pennsylvania governor. None of that is reason to do anything different at Musikfest, the 10-day festival of tunes, food and drink that kicked off with a preview night Thursday and continues through Aug. 14 in Bethlehem. “We run the festival every year,” said Kassie Hilgert, president and CEO of Musikfest’s nonprofit parent, ArtsQuest. “We experienced this in 2016, ’18, you name it. There’s always a political situation going on.” As the Lehigh Valley continues to cement its role as a population center for candidates to appeal to, according to oneRead News

Dan Sewell: Retirement doesn’t suit this old reporter, so let’s talk politics

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I was supposed to be retired. But the end last year of a career in daily journalism that spanned 44 years left me unconvinced that my writing days were over. Having spent most of my life with The Associated Press, the global news organization committed to reporting news without fear or favor or expressing personal opinions, and with The Enquirer in editing roles, I enjoyed the new freedom to decide what I thought about things and write about my personal opinions. Not always a good thing, especially on Twitter (find me @dansewell), where it’s all too easy to quickly getRead News

Lakeland: Politics in the park gives residents a chance to meet the candidates

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The Politics In The Park 2022 event is scheduled for Tuesday from 6pm to 8pm. at the Lakeland Chamber of Commerce. The free event is an opportunity for the community to engage political candidates at the local, state and federal levels. Candidates and campaign staff will be available for questions at their booths and each candidate will be given the opportunity to speak about their goals. It takes place on the green space surrounding the Chamber Building, 35 Lake Morton Drive, Lakeland. Some roads around the building will be closed for the event. In case you missed it: C.C. “Doc”Read News

BOE governor hints at political storm over soaring UK inflation

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‘Fuelled by Rose’: Politics looms larger than ever on the outskirts of Edinburgh

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Politics always plays a big part in the fringes of Edinburgh. But with an outgoing prime minister, several Westminster scandals and a fast-moving Tory leadership race, the potential for material is unusually ripe for performers this year. As well as interviews with political heavyweights including Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and current and former Labor leadership including Gordon Brown, Keir Starmer, Angela Rayner and Jeremy Corbyn, the satire arena has a large part in politics. “There’s a real appetite for politics everywhere at the moment,” said standup, journalist and former Labor councilor Ayesha Hazarika, who has had to leave writingRead News

Young or old, age is a factor in political choices

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It is a timeless debate in politics. When will the old give way to the young? When is power less valuable than vitality? “It’s 2022. It’s time to turn the page on 1992,” Suraj Patel said Tuesday at the 12th Congressional District debate hosted by Spectrum News NY1 and WNYC-Gothamist. What You Need To Know In 12th Congressional District primary, Maloney is 76, Nadler is 75 and Patel is 38 In 10th Congressional District primary, Holtzman is 80 while Jones, Niou and Rivera are in their 30s But older politicians, including Holtzman and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, have provenRead News

Bad Bunny threw the party of the year for Puerto Ricans – and didn’t skip the politics

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Between breaking Spotify records, starring in Brad Pitt’s new movie, and landing the role of a Marvel superhero, Bad Bunny is having a hell of a year. No other Latin artist today has achieved such worldwide fame – and yet, the reggaetón rapper only has his eyes on one place: Puerto Rico. To kick off the tour for his latest album Un Verano Sin Ti, Bad Bunny booked El Choli, the largest indoor arena in San Juan, for three nights in a row. The $15 to $150 tickets weren’t sold online, so people camped outside for hours. That was asRead News

Climate, Politics and What to Do | News, Sports, Jobs

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Every day the climate crisis worsens, and economic inequality increases. Conservative politicians, with the help of the Supreme Court, are restoring civil rights across the country. In West Virginia, as soon as the Republicans took control of our State Legislature they set back mine safety 50 years or more. What is surprising is how a few hastily elected leaders have shown up in response. With each new development, it seems that now is the time, indeed, that those in power will recognize the severity of the problem, and act accordingly. Equally important is our involvement and persistence regarding this matterRead News

Slowik: Pull back as voters consider abortion politics

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It’s surprising how quickly the Supreme Court’s decision to end a woman’s constitutional right to abortion is reshaping the national political landscape. The change is affecting expectations about the November legislatures and the 2024 presidential race. The change is affecting the Southland and other suburban areas of the country. Abortion was voted on Tuesday in Kansas, where a referendum sought to change the state constitution and give the legislature the ability to restrict or ban the procedure. “Democrats showed a new sense of optimism about the election-year political climate Wednesday after voters in traditionally conservative Kansas overwhelmingly backed a measureRead News

Italy’s Credit Outlook downgraded to negative by Moody’s on Politics

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Paterson’s Poet Laureate and the Politics of Grace

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PATERSON – Elizabeth Estella, the delicate, sensitive, yet tough poet laureate of this North Jersey factory town of Paterson, has inspired Facebook around the world with her artful and always poetic posts about life, the -language, love and the crisis of her cancer diagnosis. . Already a veteran of two massive cancer surgeries, and pneumonia four times in two months, she is now facing this reduction – already scheduled and postponed – the mother of all surgeries (14 hours), which requires it -removal of all non-essential organs and chemotherapy by hand. . As a consequence of scar tissue fused togetherRead News

To diversify Kansas politics, we must invest in young women

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If we want to achieve political leadership that reflects the population of the United States, we need to be intentional about removing barriers to running. That is especially true when it comes to young women of color. From society’s attitude towards women in leadership, to young people in leadership, to Native Americans in leadership, and of course, the role of money in politics, these obstacles weave together to form a kind of velvet rope behind out to an exclusive club. Yes, you can cross it, but you need to be told how. Meanwhile, other people are called straight to theRead News

An interdisciplinary reproductive politics course to explore the history, aftermath, and aftermath of Roe v. Wade – Source

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The debate over abortion only intensified after the US Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson, who ruled in Roe v. Since the ruling, 12 states have banned or severely restricted abortion care, and at least 10 other states have bans pending or on hold. In response, the Office of the Provost at Washington University in St. world. Over the course of the semester, students in the 1.5 credit hour “Politics of Reproduction” course (I50 INTER D 310) will explore issues including reproductive health, law, disability, economics, film, politics, reproductive justice and religion through a series of personal events and public webinarsRead News

Sadr protests: Iraqi politics needs a complete overhaul

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The scenes that emerged from Baghdad last week, as protesters dismantled concrete slabs and stormed an Iraqi parliament building, put the country’s political dysfunction in sharp relief. The loud but peaceful protesters shouted chants condemning the corruption that has kept one of the world’s largest oil producers on the list of the most corrupt nations in the world, suffering from electricity pollution, mass unemployment, and a lack of basic services. They emphasize the fact that the empty parliament building they stormed had 24-hour electricity, with air conditioning running while ordinary Iraqis suffer from the sweltering heat. But despite appearances —Read News

When politics returns to Kiev

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On a trip to Kyiv earlier this summer, I was struck by what was there that I expected not to be – young people sharing Aperol spritzes at a roadside cafe, municipal services such as collect trash and work with what wasn’t there. before it was everywhere in the capital of Ukraine—politics. The current crisis caused by Russia’s illegal and irrational war against Ukraine has produced popular images of the opposition. President Volodymyr Zelensky’s impressive courage, aided by excellent communication skills, has turned him into an almost Churchillian figure. And Zelensky is not alone. Ukrainians from all walks of lifeRead News