Great article on the Build America Caucus and Rep. Celeste Maloy

"While America is leading the future in bytes (in software and digital services), its development has ground to a halt in bolts." My current (policy) and prior (investment) careers merged seamlessly in this project for AFIRE. Thanks Joshua Seawell and Mike Kingsella for

Is Abundance a book, a faction, or a coalitional party? "There’s this kind of homophily—people who are into the ideas of the book. They’ve created a sort of intellectual-political faction that exists above it. It’s more diverse than [the book], but not crazily so." Watch

“When I asked ChatGPT to construct a platform to reflect popular ideas neglected by the major parties, it suggested something called … the Abundance Party (!), running on economic progress, “clean but cheap energy”, “pro-family, pro-growth immigration”, reducing corruption,

🏗️ “No matter what industry you’re talking to, I think people agree that our energy needs are great and we need to start thinking differently” - Congresswoman Jen Kiggans Inclusive Abundance is excited to support the work of the bipartisan Build America Caucus on permitting and transmission

Rep. Celeste Maloy Another one here:

This is what inclusive abundance looks like - thanks Rep. Scott Peters and Rep. Laura Friedman (two Build America Caucus members)!

Housing costs matter a lot - this is why we need to build!

This is what inclusive abundance looks like👇🏼

“cost disease is inflamed by this cycle of regulations that restrict supply and then subsidies that increase demand.” Rep. Jake Auchincloss 🟧 Jake Auchincloss

Arresting this vicious cycle is a key element of the abundance movement

.Rep. Bruce Westerman: “I ask… to submit for the record a Green Tape post titled ‘NEPAstats’”

“To transform the operations of the public sector, leaders will need both courage and creativity. Government unions and contractors alike will be uncomfortable. The question is whether to prioritize the needs of the existing system or the needs of the public it is supposed to

love to see what seems like a clear-eyed view of how we get nukes to scale. on the back of the failures of offshore wind, blue states like NJ have a lot of capital lying around and a lot of need for clean gen. could make for some interesting and important nuke plays!

This is great - we need much larger investments in the science of AI

Here's the first of my two essays for Niskanen Center's "party of abundance" series. ⤵️ In the piece, David Schleicher & I argue that big-city YIMBYs should endeavor to forge a cross-issue, party-like faction & drive an urban quality of life agenda. GrowSF is the model. 🧵/24

I wish more people knew about Duverger's Law

This November, we can fight NYC’s housing crisis at the ballot box. The Charter Revision Commission NYC Charter Revision Commission has advanced 4 ballot proposals that would make building affordable housing faster, fairer, and more equitable. My op-ed ⬇️

YIMBYtown in New Haven is going to be incredible this year. An awesome time to celebrate the bipartisan momentum for pro-housing reforms across the country and continue to work toward doing even more. Check out the set of topics and speakers here: yimby.town/schedule-2/

“It’s not just about us decreasing our internal emissions as rapidly as possible — that is an important piece of it — but the investments in the innovative technologies that are going to represent 40 percent of the global emissions reductions. We now have a policy framework in