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Matt Duss
Foreign Policy Advisor for . Opinions my own.
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Sen. Patrick Leahy 39m
Politicians need to stop making excuses for . When you look at gun deaths/mental health/video game use in like-countries, we’re off the charts in just 1 category...almost 22 standard deviations ABOVE the norm. A statistician would tell you this shouldn’t happen.
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“assuming that this time around the Iranian people can compel their government to bend to America’s will seems — at least to anyone who has spent significant time in Iran in recent decades — fantastical.”
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Matt Duss 1h
Best American rock band is a 3-way tie between the Funk Brothers, Booker T and the MGs, and the Swampers.
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Laura Rozen 2h
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James J. Zogby 15h
I served as a commissioner for 4 yrs & am deeply concerned that the GOP has often appointed extremists whose ideologies end up discrediting the work of . W/ these two, they’ve outdone themselves. It’s not an exaggeration to say they are both anti-LGBTQ & anti-Muslim bigots
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“From the start, the men had a two-track mission: to carry out a campaign against Qatar that would curry favor with the princes, and to then turn that success into millions of dollars in defense deals, documents show.”
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Marc Lynch 16h
That conference was so over the top dumb that I just assumed it has been paid for by UAE.
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Dana Shell Smith 17h
“Armed with fresh cash, Broidy pitched Nader a media blitz that would put the fire to Qatar. He’d persuaded an American think tank, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, to stage an anti-Qatar conference. “
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Jason Rezaian 15h
Mike Pompeo used his first speech as secretary of state Monday to send a message directly to the Iranian leadership and its people: “Do what we want, or else!”
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Jared Raphael Malsin 21h
How did a Mubarak-era businessman convicted of murder end up as a key investor in President Sisi's scheme for a vast new Egyptian capital city in the desert? Corruption, revolution, and death. My story:
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Matt Duss 24h
By ending the Iran deal, Trump has put America on the path to war | Bernie Sanders
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Matt Duss 19h
I've heard that foreign government-backed efforts to manipulate Americans' perceptions on social media are bad.
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Jeffrey Prescott 20h
THREAD: Something in Pompeo’s Iran speech today seemed oddly familiar. A country in the Middle East is accused of lying and cheating, harboring nuclear designs, and being active in regional aggression...
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Ala'a Shehabi 20h
Just incredible. was literally kidnapped & put on a plane to Saudi just before MBS did his massive charm offensive in the US.
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Ian Millhiser 20h
There isn't an easy way. But if Dems have the votes, they should pass a Civil Rights Act of 1991-style law as soon as they regain control of Congress which overrules every party-line 5-4 statutory decision of the last 30 years. It should include the Arbitration Fairness Act.
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sarah margon 21h
The women who campaigned for the right to drive in Saudi remain under arrest while DepSec Sullivan met the Saudi FM & "noted the strong US-Saudi bilateral rltnshp & reiterated [their] commitment to strengthen ties further" Except for 50% of those ties.
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Shibley Telhami 21h
'In prayer at opening of US Jerusalem embassy, amidst Gaza violence, evangelical Robert Jeffress said Trump was 'on right side of God'. Half a world away, outside Washington, Rev William Barber led a moment of silence for 60 Palestinians killed by Israel'
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James Fallows 22h
1/2 This is a wonderfully clarifying and important piece. One of the ways journalism can be most useful is by distilling a murky reality into plainer and more comprehensible patterns. (Or, separating signal from noise.) This piece does so.
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Ellie Geranmayeh May 21
1/THREAD- launches new flagship interactive project: The Middle East’s New Battle Lines. Mapping region’s alliances:’s network of state & non-state actors v “anti-Iran Front” cementing between Saudi Arabia, Israel,UAE & supported by .
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Matt Duss 22h
Imagine the sort of rube who believes the Trump administration is actually interested in promoting human rights in Iran.
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