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@eshaLegal
@MattLech
There are legitimate criticisms of AOC but if you actually believe she is further right than the Tories you have no clue
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@B43Franco
@DylanBWade1
@HeresyBlasphemy
@AnaKasparian
@BenjaminPDixon
@SamSeder
@EmmaVigeland
@jamie_elizabeth
@RealTimBlack
@NomikiKonst
@cenkuygur
@davidsirota
@hasanthehun
@dpakman
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@AOC
@IlhanMN
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@AyannaPressley
When the last acts you try to achieve before leaving congress (I.e. your priorities) are to introduce an anti-abortion and anti-trans bill I’d say that’s pretty conservative
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@NarreaPinebrook
@NSWHealth
There is no evidence the curfew limited transition. And it wasn’t a Vic Health recommendation but a Vic Police one.
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@mmcgowan
Labor in NSW constantly makes little effort to engage with local communities, particularly it’s multicultural communities in Sydney (a significant chunk wanting to re-elect Daley at the last spill) and yet acts surprised when these communities drift away
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@shall_try
@abccanberra
@RebelWilson
You know she won $600k right, which is close to the max you can win under Aus law without proving special damages (that the defamation caused you actual economic loss). All this decision was was that she couldn’t prove the articles were the reason she didn’t get new acting roles.
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@smh
@Dana_Adele
So despite a higher vax rate, summer and a successful testing regime we are going to have more than double the cases of the UK with a third of the population, and thereby the worst per capita outbreak globally so far. Somehow I doubt it
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@andipalmur
@SenWarren
Carson may be incompetent but he hasn't spent his life lobbying to destroy the very department he was nominated for
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@AnnastaciaMP
What about the kids! I thought you wanted to get them vaccinated and now you are taking the only vaccine available for them and giving it to people who refuse to take a perfectly safe vaccine available to them
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@joshrobin
Maybe Sinema should have been a better candidate then these people would have voted for her over a candidate who wasn’t even running (Green pulled out and endorsed Sinema for those that don’t know).
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@Pyro8100
@ProfPCDoherty
From what I understand mRNA is a natural occurring thing in our body. Essentially it is the messenger code that our cells use to action things but unlike DNA (the genetic code / program) it is not permanent and breaks down into its composite proteins once tue action is performed
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@LovesTheBern
@fshakir
Probably getting abused and/or wasn’t a fan of the attention for what was probably a simple career move rather than anything nefarious. I don’t think campaign staffers should be able to move into these roles mid election but that’s in NV Dems not her
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@AnnaliisaHartf1
@manyatruth
@remued
@adamliaw
Unfortunately the local hardware doesn’t exist in a lot of Sydney. Bunnings has destroyed the competition
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@smh
The fact that moderate Gladys would prefer arch-conservative Dutton to Scomo really says it all
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@couch313141
@mmcgowan
They don’t have to be Vietnamese but someone with even the smallest amount of connection to the local community (one of Australia’s most multicultural and working class) would be better than the millionaire being parachuted in from the Northern Beaches for factional reasons
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@PeoplesPartyGA
@mtracey
Except she’s not anti the military industrial complex just intervention. As
@mtracey
has pointed out she has in the past given strong support for drone programs and has tweeted in support of bombing in Syria that is targeted at terrorists. Not exactly anti-interventionist.
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@wendyrvm
@GregDore2
The regions are behind sydney on vaccination rates so more unvaccinated would be exposed. Also importantly regional hospitals don’t have the capacity to deal with a large outbreak compared to Sydney so better to keep them Covid free till at a higher vax level
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@TeresabDB62
@mds49
@timsout
Sure but I think many find it hard to accept a model that has Australia having a per capita outbreak that would be worse than anywhere else in the world despite favourable factors (vax levels, low density, strong testing and summer)
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@ItzPefet
@NSWHealth
Nah, these are already named venues. Just reminding people (must be the venues they are most concerned about / have the least accurate QR code data)
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@smh
This is sensible. Regional hospitals don’t have the facilities to deal with large outbreaks and the regions are in general behind Sydney on vaccination rates so better to wait till there is a higher level of regional vaccination before opening up travel from Sydney.
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@miffyjayne
@JaneCaro
Equally corrupt Christian conservative Perrottet, the favourite who was a fan of letting covid rip as far back as 2020 and who wanted to fire Dr Chant because she locked down too hard is probably worse
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@juanpowerball
@shauncrowe
Sure but there could (and should) have been a nat response to things like travel testing etc. States rely on Fed funding so he could have forced them to fall in line but he doesn’t want the criticism if things go wrong. Can you imagine Howard or other PMs leaving it to the states
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@realCarrickRyan
That was a surprising choice (seems a Scomo choice) which basically seems to gift Stegall another term.
Particularly when the other candidates appear to be chosen quite shrewdly and will give them a decent chance in Greenway and Para (esp given Labor’s Para choice)
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@HammerTime_
@Corbyn_Power
@Corbynator2
@jeremycorbyn
She was there this morning, meeting the same people he is with. And of course Corbyn is there more, it's his constituency!
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@guardian
They were not acquired especially for victims. Just moved to the head of social housing queue for social housing in Kensington.
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@guardian
Not luxury flats. Have been given 68 existing social housing apartments built in an otherwise luxury complex.
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@Kyla_Lacey
@jadeabove
To suggest 30 years of French rule post-WW1, with no real French population movement to the region would drastically change demographics in Lebanon is a stretch
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@rookee_baekr
@PeoplesPartyGA
@mtracey
The military industrial complex also makes a lot of money from drone strikes and aerial bombing which she has supported.
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@theLOGICALman
@KingLuddLives
@Vedantthelegend
@ibrahimpols
@_michaelbrooks
I think this is it. I feel a lot of the rural vote for Bernie last time (and a not insignificant chunk of his vote last time, noting his past higher numbers) was more an anti-Hilary vote than necessarily pro-Bernie. This time there are options and he needs to work to win the vote
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@JBall1381
@easyelin
@heidimur
Yeah overall NSW would certainly have administered more AZ through GPs as that is the messaging in NSW. Pfizer for priority groups through hubs, everyone else get AZ at your GP
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@dnabrooks
@nytimes
Exactly, she didn't have to agree with abortion in her later life but thanks to her earlier action she had a choice.
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@3liltwts
@Raf_Epstein
On the indigenous issue similar to age care this is an area where the Feds said we’ll take care of it and then did nothing
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@JoshButler
And a central leader to get them on the same page instead of abdicating all responsibility to the States because he’s afraid to make hard decisions without someone to blame
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@realCarrickRyan
Exactly. If people think NSW is “letting it rip” now wait till Perrottet and the conservatives take control from the moderate Gladys and Hazzard
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@michelemarbelle
@tanya_plibersek
@NSWHealth
Sure but all funding comes from the Fed government as states have no independent means of taxation so the level of Federal funding provided is relevant
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@Zach_Dolber
@WalkerBragman
@BenjaminPDixon
Except old positions like this on immigration won’t probably affect her given that they were shared by most Dems (including Sanders who was tougher than most) at the time.
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@mankymam
@OwenJones84
But Tory point still stands as likely budget cuts forced on housing departments of local councils contributed
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@mtracey
While Corp-Dems are using this issue disingenuously LGBT people are probably justified in questioning an individual who says her personal views have not changed when her personal views as expressed were very anti-LGBT. 2/2
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@_eco_nat
@ellenmfanning
Exactly! People who haven’t seen family for a month aren’t in the mood to be lectured to. Especially when basically everything she said we are already doing
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@MattInSydney
@sharnatweets
@POTRM
So poorer people not eat to get us through the pandemic because wealthier people are making the sacrifice of being unable to buy luxury goods?
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@hoskingc
@CaseyBriggs
Likely l hitting an administrative limit. Plus the last 30% (or what percentage that you can get) will be the hardest with hesitancy (generally and some older people waiting for Pfizer) / logistics (a chunk is regional / accessing isolated people such as homeless, non-English)
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@aus_covid
@NarreaPinebrook
@NSWHealth
With so many restrictions already I don’t see the point of another burden if it has no health benefit. Let people go on their nighttime run or supermarket shop if they feel more comfortable doing it at night or need to due to work.
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@Rob_Smithers
@poleycat
@CatherineOrr73
Their informed decision is to take the risk. That’s the issue they weigh up when choosing to wait for Pfizer. It’s on them if they choose it
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@PRGuy17
@Vic_Rollison
@Dom_Perrottet
Apart from the mask mandate NSW’s rules are basically identical to Victoria’s. Are you suggesting Dan Andrew’s is doing a terrible job? (For what it’s worth I don’t, just don’t be hypocritical)
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@W808K
@reidwicks
@bonnie_london
@ndrew_lawrence
@mmfa
Some are, about 30 something percent. It’s just Broward County which always votes at least 65% Dem.
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@denniallen
@Paul_Karp
@giddeygirl
Because people (fairly) said they want their kids and grandkids vaccinated. Kids can’t have AZ; health advice said over 60s should. Unless people have a specific medical condition they should take the vaccine that has been available to them for months now
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@jrhennessy
One of Labor’s major mistakes in NSW has been presuming support in its old heartland districts and just lumping in members with no connection to the community
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@dvd_nk
@NSWHealth
How about they take the basically equally as effective vaccine that is available and don’t delay the rollout further
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@neeratanden
@NomikiKonst
She's answered you and you still don't get it, one media org, other political party - see the difference!
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@AvaniDias
Definitely an element of discrimination against the less well of in it. That said, it is the largest area of concern re unlinked cases due to lack of testing compared to the East for instance.
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@Kelly92191391
@leoniebc
@Koustabubbles
@profesterman
Actually in bad flu seasons like we had a few years ago it does stretch the health system
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@zakmckrakken
@CaseyBriggs
@SeanBradbery
It is a useful guide to see if we will hit targets though as if someone comes for a first jab we can be pretty confident they will get a second
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@BoardAvi
@BernardKeane
Tbf most of the superspreader events in NSW occurred prior to those rules relaxing and in venues (nightclubs and ticketed events/parties) which still require QR codes and which never required masks indoors anyway (which correct me if I’m wrong is the same as Vic)
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@TarronBrump
@4rt_yy
@hasanthehun
This is true though. It wasn’t the policy which was unpopular (there’s a reason Johnson also promised increased spending and an end to austerity - he understands its popular) but the messenger (Corbyn)
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@TurdWorldWar
@cenkuygur
This is the one upside. Even MSM are now stopping this objectivity bull and are actually holding power to account
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@kenzietoday
@aaronjmate
@chucktodd
He’s got a Dem primary to win and calling out Obama is not a winning strategy as Obama is still very popular with the Dem base (even if people want to move away from his policies - you’ll notice Bernie and Warren always criticises past policies but don’t call out Obama by name).
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@ClashingClasses
@PeoplesPartyGA
@mtracey
True but as
@mtracey
said she needs answer how her criticism can square with her support for extrajudicial drone strikes and bombings which kill civilians (the military industrial complex makes a lot of money from this as well).
Key question Gabbard must address: yes, regime change, neocon interventionist policy produces blowback. This is well-known. But so does conventional "counter-terrorism" policy, especially where it harms civilians and maintains a perpetual warfare posture. How do you square that?
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@SkyNewsAust
Smeared by papers... like the one you’re political editor of? And I don’t remember the Tele disliking ICAC when it was NSW Labor in the firing line.
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@sousohumano
@arthurdeigh
@CaseyBriggs
Not the case numbers the growth over time. If you match up the start dates of the outbreaks the curves are the same
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@Czernobog
@ryangrim
Her saying she will testify under oath is meaningless if she has a record of lying under oath
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@TeresabDB62
@mds49
@timsout
Stating Aus will hit 250k cases per day in a pop of 25 mil when the UK with 2.5x pop and lower vax is predicted to hit 130k only and when the US has only just hit 300k in a low vaxxed pop of 330m seems flawed and just scaremongering really
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@DougalBeatty
@9NewsMelb
Is this the next person he will publicly blame before it turns out after police investigation they have done nothing wrong who he refuses to apologise to?
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@rsl1957
@samanthamaiden
She might be popular among people who already vote labour (particularly online Labor supports with whom she engages regulary) but it doesn’t really extend beyond that into the general public (particularly in NSW where it’s easy to connect her to the corrupt government she led)
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@ericfarrar761
@ascannerburkely
Not really. If Carson did make promises in his letter voting no would give him an excuse to ignore these
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@cenkuygur
@KyleKulinski
@justicedems
And who are the former Bernie staffers on the board. Need dets of board members and organizers on site
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@KyleKulinski
She might not be popular with the wider public but she doesn’t aim to be. Her entire play is always to appeal to enough of the democratic base to have a lock on her position and she has that.
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@sandyfeet_13
@BelindaJones68
@HankPrimrose
South Vietnam, the country she left as a refugee does not
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@neeratanden
No, a Rep at one point donates to TYT. Main source of income is YouTube followed by members. Your attempt at smear is just sad!
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@robisamoz
@BBCBreaking
A lot who are missing will not have been reported missing because there will be whole families who died.
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@RichardfromSyd1
@NSWHealth
The same way people have done for every other disease they have had before covid
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@Penlaur
@uncannyss
@NSWHealth
Agree. Definitely need to target essential businesses better as they are the key drivers of spread it seems
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@AmyinSydney
@NSWHealth
Might want to look into this card. We got one for my grandma who can’t use a smartphone due to vision issues. Instead of the person signing in manually the venue scans the card which holds your sign-in details
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@richponsford
@guardian
He was part of the problem though. The ideas might have been great and popular but he was the wrong messenger to reach constituencies outside of London and his marketing was poor. He was always on the back foot (not singing the national anthem; slow response to anti-semitism etc)
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@SkyNewsAust
@AngusTaylorMP
Opposed same sex marriage, oppose action on climate change, and have a dreadful record with female representation in parliament to suggest otherwise.
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@PeeOne22
@NSWHealth
So like every other illness you are treated at home unless ill enough to warrant hospitalisation. Doesn’t seem that controversial
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@seriouslyjo18
@Peter_Fitz
Not timid personality wise but in opposition substance. After being burned in 2019 when having a bold election platform Labor has basically run on agreeing with the coalition on everything (tax cuts etc) bar a few points (federal icac).
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@briebriejoy
This was only to those who were unemployed or furloughed. Other Australians got $1500 as tax benifits. Most Covid payments have in Aus have been mean tested not a general universal cheque so doesn’t help your argument that much (which I support btw).
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@suicideslastca1
@LovesTheBern
@fshakir
Twitter would be definitely due to getting crap.
LinkedIn I’d say is because she doesn’t want journalists/twitter users going through her life history and dredging everything up (what work she was doing at HL etc.) which is understandable for someone not used to public scrutiny
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@ChattyEmu
@CNMneews
@KyleKulinski
@krystalball
@bern_identity
@_michaelbrooks
@jimmy_dore
@HumanistReport
Malta was a British colony for a long time so there is some influence on the way they speak English more so for those like Pete’s dad who probably went to university Tim the UK
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@SandleDavid
@northjersey
who cares, as long as he passes progressive leg does it matter whether he is true believer or just scared of left
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@normanswan
While action is needed, do you really think the Doherty modelling is accurate? It’s predicting figures for Aus well above what any nation has experienced per capita at around 6x what the current UK outbreak is expected to hit. What justifies it being so much higher here?
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@CaroL1ne
@ShakesMay
@patsdumas
But you are making fun of it in a way that makes no sense (and therefore is not funny). This couple could easily be Spanish
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@Manishmenna
@DavidStipl
@JoseCastilloJr
@KyleKulinski
No that’s correct. This was Texas only I was taking about. Apologies for not being clear. Seems he’s got a bump from the establishment coalescing and Bloomberg’s fall
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@gallbag123
@KnottMatthew
@smh
No catholic schools that often teach some of the most deprived children. Wealth of school in Aus based on postcode not type.
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@jdh00001
@daystacka
@seanb_1969
@CaseyBriggs
Tbf one reason is until recently Vic GPs have been reluctant to administer AZ to young people (lots of stories of people being turned away) whereas NSW GPs are giving it away to everyone
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