Daniel Denvir
@danieldenvir.bsky.social
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Host of The Dig podcast, author of All-American Nativism.
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miriammthsn.bsky.social
Again, got to be one of the best dig episodes I’ve ever listened to and the bar is *sky* high
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sarahbadr.bsky.social
few people provide as much clarity on the current moment as @melindacooper.bsky.social—to say that this (and part one) is essential listening would be an understatement
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nberlat.bsky.social
it's a great book. highly recommended. (though it's really depressing) www.versobooks.com/products/704...
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nberlat.bsky.social
Daniel Denvir's book on immigration explains that Ds have spent decades trying to get to the right of Rs on immigration, with the result that support for immigration has cratered and everyone thinks there's a crisis.
eladn.bsky.social
Ezra Klein explains why he is against the “oppositional” approach of Dems. One example he gives is blatantly false: immigration.

But more important: Klein shows how folks like him almost always casually throw vulnerable people under the bus in the name of “practicality.”
What happens is Trump then wins, which is taken as truly shocking, and the Democratic Party begins to take on the opposite positions of Trump in many ways. Trump is the most anti-immigrant President of our lifetime— not just in his desire to build a wall but emotionally anti-immigrant. The Democratic Party becomes much more pro-immigrant. If you're going to build a wall, we're going to debate legalizing, decriminalizing, illegal border crossing.
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guldfiske.bsky.social
Två år gammalt avsnitt av The Dig. Men var verkligen ögonöppnare för mig om Hamas historia och hur de realpolitiskt styrt Gaza.

I övrigt har jag knappt under två års tid läst eller hört något som förklarat Hamas som politiskt fenomen. Inte bara polemiserat.

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Hamas w/ Tareq Baconi
Featuring Tareq Baconi on the history of Hamas. This is the context we need. And it is precisely what mainstream discourse mystifies, denies, and disavows.
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marksmylie.bsky.social
A great listen on asset capitalism and its connections to neoliberalism and both MAGA elites and the MAGA base. Reminded me of @patrickwyman.bsky.social's analysis on the landed gentry that holds local power in much of America, with the sharp analytical/historical edge that the Dig usually brings.
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johanpries.bsky.social
This is just crucial listening to make sense of the moment. In fact, its so good I tried to log into my old Patreon account to update my lapsed credit card and reset my The Dig subscription, failed, downloaded the app, reset the password and card no and updated all my old Patreon subscriptions...
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libertychee.bsky.social
Excellent stuff as always from the Dig. Lots of interesting points made, one of which is that class analysis in the US, w/c ascribes 'working class' identity to lack of college education is 50 years old and needs updating. And of course a gendered analysis as can be expected from Melinda Cooper.
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benbraun.bsky.social
A fantastic episode. The art of talking about a big, complex book is perfected, by host and author, to an unbelievable degree.
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steveahlquist.bsky.social
Ward 2 Providence City Council candidate @jilld.bsky.social shows up at the @seiu1199nw.bsky.social informational picket outside PCHC on Prairie Ave.

She has SEIU’s endorsement.
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skookses.bsky.social
Essential analysis of the, well for lack of a less cliched phrase, the "stage of global capitalism" we seem to have entered. Kind of a private assets police state.
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maratmarkert.bsky.social
"freedom to issue debt is not the same thing as unconditional freedom to spend [...] Congress can only keep spending as long as its spending doesn't empower labour [...]. You can spend as much as you like as long as it's subsidizing the inflation of asset prices, not the inflation of wages." (47:30)
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johanpries.bsky.social
Incredibly lucid account of our conjuncture's origins and political stakes.