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Associate Editor, Financial Times, US-based writer/columnist. Former DC & India bureau chief. Author of The Retreat of Western Liberalism. Tweets are personal.

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Joined October 2011

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  1. Retweeted
    18 hours ago

    Interpreting Boris Johnson to the Yanks Ed Luce nails it yet again.

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  2. Retweeted
    Dec 16

    The US system is no match for Donald Trump ⁦

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  3. Retweeted
    Dec 16

    👇 are hiring!! Come join our team! Info below. Program Assistant Aspen Strategy Group - Washington, DC

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  4. Retweeted
    Dec 16

    Three sessions -- on rising antisemitism in France, with and Jeff; on national populism & religion, with and ; & on impact investing in Sub-Saharan Africa, with Dr. Kim Tan and -- are now up:

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  5. Retweeted
    Dec 16

    "It may be beyond the imagination of Americans to accept that their system is in jeopardy...What happened on Jan 6 has so far gone unpunished, which means it is likely to be tried again." Read on the need for accountability to save democracy:

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  6. Dec 16

    "History tells us that democracies that fail to protect themselves with the full force of law are flirting with extinction." My column on how failure so far to prosecute Trump and his henchmen for the Jan 6 failed putsch makes another attempt very likely.

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  7. Dec 15

    Very sharp note by on why we're not experiencing a crisis of capitalism - more like its relentless expansion (combined with globalisation's lopsided effect on western income distribution). Few people think in this range.

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  8. Dec 15

    On the first day of Christmas my true love sent to me: One attempted coup anniversary. On the second day.. Please fill in.

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  9. Retweeted
    Dec 13

    Never been anything like it and it is beyond terrible for the country. Bar none, Rupert Murdoch is the worst and most dangerous immigrant to ever arrive on American soil. There are no words for the awfulness of his cancerous network.

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    Dec 13

    Can history guide US position re Russia? - an incredible conversation with and

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  11. Dec 12

    So everyday Americans make day-to-day decisions? Gripping stuff.

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  12. Dec 12

    "This guy stinks in the nostrils of decent people". Can't see how Boris J can ever be trusted again. Astonished anybody did in the first place.

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    Dec 12

    Not from the Guardian but the Telegraph: 'The collapse of trust can be traced to the fatal flaws in Boris Johnson’s personality. The latest crisis in No 10 is no fleeting embarrassment; but a game-changer that has stripped the PM of any remaining credibility.'

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    Dec 11

    In West Virginia, more than 26% of people ages 65+ have no natural teeth left — the highest rate of any state in the nation, notes KHN. And yet the chances of expanding Medicare to offer dental coverage are slim because of opposition from — who else? — WV Sen. JOE MANCHIN.

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    Dec 11

    So I'm reading that Elon Musk, who founded Tesla in 2003 and first had a profitable year in 2020, is concerned that Build Back Better might, for a while, add modestly to the budget deficit while it invests in children and the environment

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  16. Dec 10

    I fear that rising inflation and CBO budget exercise are turning Senate tide against Biden's build back better bill. To underline: BBB is non-inflationary & no Republican raised any flags about Trump's huge unfunded tax cut or ever-swelling defence spending.

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    Dec 10

    Twenty years after China joined the WTO, policymakers in Washington don’t seem to have taken the right lessons from the China Shock. And that matters. Because there’s more shocks coming…. My latest for ⁦⁩ and ⁦⁩:

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  18. Dec 10

    "If we continue down this path...the first Summit of Democracies may be the last one". In which , normally a strong Biden defender, questions the wisdom of this summit.

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    Dec 9
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    Dec 9

    Excellent column by on how the US often reacts more strongly to crises and aggression than it intends to in advance.

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