Thousands of RTs of this, dozens of QTs and replies, and nobody seems to realize the guy in the center of the frame is clearly Rep. Don Beyer, who is presumably Mollie’s congressman?

Months have passed and Feb 19 is still the momentum peak for the Trump admin. It’s the day Patel is confirmed at FBI, Elon goes on stage at CPAC with a chainsaw, Trump tweets image of himself crowned (giving rise to “No Kings”), and the S&P hits an all-time high.

You don’t have to support a UBI — or reject the idea of free buses — to understand that there’s no hypocrisy here. The argument for UBI is specifically that direct cash grants are a more efficient (and more respectful) way of alleviating poverty than public service provision.

The Senate’s version of the clean electricity investment & production tax credit look very different from the House version. Geothermal, nuclear, and hydropower will be able to claim incentives well into the 2030s.

Nice scoop from Maeve Allsup: The second acting LPO director is out after clashing with Secretary Chris Wright. latitudemedia.com/news/lane-gena…

VANCE: “He may decide he needs to take further action to end Iranian enrichment … I believe the president has earned some trust on this issue”

And it was controversial when the price went up to $2.90

It got lost in the shuffle, but last night I did a thread about how the new Senate reconciliation bill would shift US energy, minerals, & climate policy:

one of zohran’s best shots in this election comes down to voters who will rank him first and cuomo second because they want to give zohran one point for his energy but think cuomo deserves two points because he has the experience to take on trump

First time I've seen a tax cut so poorly designed that the dynamic score RAISES the cost by $356 billion. The infinitesimal growth revenues are dwarfed by the rising inflation and $441 billion in interest costs from higher interest rates.