Dems in disconcerting levels of array

Every Republican in Congress voted against this.

There’s a serious housing shortage. As President, I will work in partnership with industry to build the housing we need. By the end of my first term, we will end America’s housing shortage by building 3 million new homes and rentals that are affordable for the middle class.

If there are going to be climate-justified subsidies for owning electric cars, there should be subsidies for not owning cars at all.

This is so insane

“The pedestrian came out of nowhere”

Overturning Roe v Wade killed this woman. There's no other way to put it. These are the stakes in this election. propublica.org/article/georgi…

Lots of folks experienced this tweet (⤵️) as a gibe. I did not mean to offend, or to contribute to the further sewerification of Twitter. So let me explain my concerns. 🧵.

Calling the filibuster the “holy grail” of democracy is such an embarrassing thing to say

Vance refuses to admit that Trump lost the 2020 election ow.ly/NKBi105KE3u

So grateful that SF’s shadow studies have minimized the shade available on days like today

this is one of the most pathetic things I’ve ever seen

Great new housing project 200 feet from my apartment! Shame that it isn’t taller and that it doesn’t also have market rate units to do more to address our supply shortage.

This project was fast-tracked under SB 35, which meant it could get permits in a matter of weeks instead of years. Without YIMBY-backed state streamlining, it would still be a parking lot for a shuttered fast food restaurant.

Prop 33 supporters are saying voters needn't worry about cities abusing rent control to kill off housing development b/c state law guarantees landlords a "just and reasonable" return on investment. If only they were right! 🧵/21.

"We're withholding our endorsement because our owner is frightened of government retaliation if Donald Trump wins" is a more forceful and eloquent statement than any newspaper editorial ever written.

Does U.S. Supreme Court's big new NEPA decision have implications for CEQA? Yes! The liberals' (!) concurring opinion strongly reinforces an argument that Tim Duncheon & I made for judicially narrowing the scope of CEQA review of housing projects. 🧵/16

MAJOR NEWS: Gavin Newsom signed SB 79, my bill allowing more housing near public transit — rail, subway, rapid bus. It’s a huge step for housing in California. It’ll create more homes, strengthen our transit systems & reduce traffic & carbon emissions. Thank you, Governor!