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Patrick Giamario

@gennaionpseudos

Political Theorist. Author of _Laughter as Politics: Critical Theory in an Age of Hilarity_ (@EdinburghUP, 2022). Views are not those of my employer.

Greensboro, NC Katılım Mayıs 2015
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John Reeks@wartsandbrawls·
All most lecturers want to do is have a group of bright students all read the same thing and then come together and discuss their thoughts on it.
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Patrick Giamario@gennaionpseudos·
Any 2028 Democratic candidate who doesn't have an answer for what to do about the Supreme Court should simply be ignored. Nothing else they say really matters.
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Inna Vishik
Inna Vishik@InnaVishik·
People outside of academia sometimes find the concept of a department chair confusing. They are not your boss, manager, or CEO. They are more like an elected representative who negotiates with terrorists on your behalf.
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Nikhil Pal Singh
Nikhil Pal Singh@nikhil_palsingh·
Honestly, as much as I feel rage about this barbarous, immoral and illegal war that the US and Israel are waging against Iran, I am also mourning the loss and ruination of a deeply flawed, but also wondrously complex and capable United States, the only country I've really known.
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Daniel Denvir
Daniel Denvir@DanielDenvir·
This is what we need to see. Any Democratic incumbent who can’t speak out forcefully against the war should be primaried, defeated, and driven from public life.
Ilhan Omar@IlhanMN

Trump has launched an illegal regime change war. As someone who has survived the horrors of war, I know military strikes will not make us safer; they will inflame tensions and push the region further into chaos. When we abandon diplomacy, we choose destruction.

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Dylan Riley
Dylan Riley@DylanRiley6216·
The solution to precarity in the academic job market is not to weaken tenure protections, nor to pretend that tenured professors are lazy, privileged, good-for-nothings; it is to expand the number of tenured positions. This should be obvious.
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Patrick Giamario@gennaionpseudos·
@erinrpineda yeah, the "hardest" of the hard sciences are really getting squeezed, particularly at non-elite schools. To admins, they are essentially the humanities of STEM.
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Patrick Giamario@gennaionpseudos·
@erinrpineda the strongest faculty solidarity at my university is now b/w those in "marginal" humanities departments and those in math/stats/physics. the former b/c they're 'too woke' and the latter b/c they're 'too hard'. Not a coalition I was expecting a few years ago, but here we are.
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Manu Raju
Manu Raju@mkraju·
Sen. Tim Kaine, one of eight Senate Ds to vote to advance the package, on whether the shutdown was worth it. “To federal employees who are not going to be traumatized by RIFs going forward? Yeah,” referring to provisions in bill on federal firings.
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Patrick Giamario@gennaionpseudos·
@wideofthepost Bingo. You can’t pick a government funding fight over healthcare premiums, get nothing for that fight, provide the votes to reopen, and then still have the high ground on healthcare premiums!
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Patrick Giamario@gennaionpseudos·
You can’t pick a government funding fight over healthcare premiums, get nothing for that fight, provide the votes to reopen, and then still have the high ground on healthcare premiums!
Manu Raju@mkraju

Dems will meet tonight to discuss. Will see if the caucus rebels against it and changes the trajectory of it. But as of now, several Senate D appropriators and moderates think they’ve got a good funding package and are winning the argument on health care, per sources

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Patrick Giamario@gennaionpseudos·
@DavidAstinWalsh I really struggle to see how, from the perspective of 2025, someone could possibly think that the 2010s Tea Party convulsions turned out to be a net negative for the GOP long term.
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Daragh Grant
Daragh Grant@daraghjgrant·
This is genuinely disgraceful. Sickening, actually.
Mike Allen@mikeallen

🗳️NEW in @axios AM: John Kirby — a podium regular as national security spokesman under @JoeBiden — will move to Chicago to become director of @UChicago's Institute of Politics, founded by @davidaxelrod, on Nov. 15 ⬇️ Get your very own Axios AM ... part of a good breakfast!

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Noah Lanard
Noah Lanard@nlanard·
One problem with this narrative is that Biden had dropped out and Harris was the candidate when Democrats denied a Palestinian American speaker the chance to speak—and endorse Harris—at the DNC
Mehdi Hasan@mehdirhasan

“Harris says she pleaded with Biden to extend the empathy he expressed for Ukrainians to… Gaza but “he couldn't do it; while he could passionately state, 'I am a Zionist,' his remarks about innocent Palestinians came off as inadequate and forced.” ynetnews.com/article/sjje2d…

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Quinn Lester
Quinn Lester@QuinnLester·
Can I get a sound off of who will be in person at APSA this week? I’m there Wednesday morning through Sunday night
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