
Emeritus @BrownUniversity. Writing book on politics & 🐟. Quasi-avid cyclist; speaking for myself. #MeToo. I♥#RI. 2014 #CSA 📘: https://xitter.cf/t.co/50L2NAKxv8
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Ross E. Cheit retweeted
Durbin: The timing of Mr. Gaetz's resignation from the house raises serious questions about the contents of the house ethics committee report. We cannot allow this information from a bipartisan investigation to be hidden from the American people.
Ross E. Cheit retweeted
Johnson two days ago: "The Speaker of the House is not involved in that. Can't be involved in that."
Johnson today: "I'm going to strongly request that the Ethics Committee not issue the report because that is not the way we do things in the House."
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Ross E. Cheit retweeted
Kamala Harris in 1970, aged about six, with her mother and younger sister in Berkeley. Her mother, Shyamala Gopalan, went to Berkeley in 1958 as a 19 year old student from India
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Ross E. Cheit retweeted
Just saying, if you pronounce it the Yiddish way ("Vahntz") it means: bedbug, an annoying person.
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This is a great and really important thread from Deeva documenting all of the ways in which the Kindred episode only underscores the need for *more* reforms in federal judicial workplaces—and is not by any means a vindication of the existing policies and procedures.
I’ve been promising a longer thread about Judge Kindred’s resignation, the Order about his misconduct, and ongoing advocacy efforts and reforms to reporting procedures for employees facing misconduct in the federal judiciary. So here goes. 1/
npr.org/2024/07/09/g-s1-8991…
I knew he’d never heard of them!
Ross E. Cheit retweeted
Strategy of Champions. Learn how Brown’s Women’s Rugby Team achieved one of their most successful seasons yet in our feature issue on love, loss and rugby.
I call BS.
My expertise doesn’t matter at all to Wikipedia, a primary source of *misinformation* about the day-care abuse cases of the 1980s and early 1990s. All that Wikipedia does on those cases is spread myths.
Wikipedia’s high horse is beyond rich.
“Non-biased info.”😂
























