Dems need to embrace making it easier & faster to produce the things people need — e.g., housing, clean energy, child care, transit — & move away from government-created scarcity. An abundance approach lowers cost of living. Dems need to lean into being the Party of abundance.

There's room for healthy disagreements about policy, but this attitude is off the mark and dangerous. Any 6th grader in the country could explain to Elon Musk that we have 3 co-equal branches of government. Checks and balances keeps democracy alive! A feature, not a bug.

The destruction of USAID is going to reverberate negatively around the globe for years. This is such a tragedy. I want to resist this but don’t know where to even begin. WTF are we supposed to do?

Can we try this in Seattle please? Mayor Katie B. Wilson Sara Nelson Councilmember Dan Strauss I promise it will work to quickly address both housing affordability and homelessness. The city doesn’t need to spend any $, just update our codes and zoning…

Inclusionary zoning puts the ENTIRE financial burden for funding subsidized housing onto middle class renters, while actual rich people—who overwhelmingly live in single family homes they own—pay nothing. It's bad, counterproductive, unfair policy and we should stop doing it.

Trump has been *objectively* horrible for the economy. Here’s the math on all the savings and costs of Trump: Costs: -$3.4T in stock value erased. -$4T in forward looking tax cuts for the wealthy. -$1.2T in allied defense buying being redirected to EU. -$0.30T in US military

Which way, western man?

I’m pretty sure Seattle just had a little earthquake. Anyone else feel/hear it? #earthquake #seattle

this whole “uh your abundance ideas are so obvious man, there must be a secret agenda” from people who have never so much as attended a single fucking hearing where 500 rich homeowners show up to scream that building a duplex would destroy their lives is so fucking irritating

It cannot be reiterated enough how much universal healthcare unlinked from employment would reinvigorate American society and culture. New levels of dynamism would be achieved.

Cheering at this Ben Rhodes ending: "If you don’t like what is happening to this country, you don’t need to wait for someone to come along and save it: You need each other. That should be the message that Democrats embrace, because most Americans don’t want to go where Donald

MAGA’s “abundance” agenda: drill, baby drill, low tax on the wealthy, tariffs to make your ordinary goods more expensive, no healthcare, no social security, and endless crypto scams. I used to enjoy ’s perspectives, but somewhere along the road he lost the plot.

Just to summarize what’s happened in the last few weeks: They concocted this whole thing based on a fundamental misunderstanding of the global economy. They think manufacturing jobs will come back (they won’t). They think free trade made us poor, when it actually made us rich.

So you’re telling me we got the rest of the world to do the lowest value, lowest profit margin, most capital intensive, and most cyclical parts of economic activity. And in exchange, they gave our companies the cheapest priced goods in the world to resell and thrive off of.

America cannot long remain free, nor first among nations, if it becomes the kind of place where universities are dismantled because they don't align politically with the current head of the government.