Pretty embarrassing effort here. Nothing has shaken my belief in anti trust more than it’s professional proponents on twitter. If this is their standard of evidence on housing policy it forces one to question the quality of the rest of their policy research.

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Kathy Hochul hates London because they successfully implemented congestion pricing and are funding transit expansions

I can’t get over this guy who is so sick of liberal politics that he’s planning on moving to… France I wonder if it was the powerful unions, universal healthcare, clean energy, public transit or high speed rail that sold him on it

this is the most deranged news cycle I’ve ever seen this happens dozens of times every day in New York City but nobody cares because it’s usually an off-duty cop from Staten Island or a lawyer from Long Island

honestly a wild move to brag about a new transit line that you just unilaterally defunded (by suspending congestion pricing) and hope nobody will notice

Across the board price increases are super unpopular, while building more housing and a big child tax credit are winners on policy and a politics.

this is great but Governor Kathy Hochul defunded the MTA by $16.5 billion when she suspended congestion pricing please talk some sense into her

tl;dr We’re making real progress on zoning but I need y’all to continue writing in including today to [email protected]. — Imma need to get real with you all. Cambridge has terrible exclusionary zoning that makes 80%+ of existing housing illegal and definitely doesn’t

cops can never fix fare evasion, there are simply too many subway entrances for it to be feasible and cost efficient what you really need are Swedish-style fare gates that are impossible to jump and could have been funded by congestion pricing before Governor Kathy Hochul suspended it

Massachusetts should be the great progressive success story. — Lowest uninsurance rate in the nation — Very strong public safety record — Good schools — High wages But instead of a thriving hub of growth, you can't build housing so people tend to leave.

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building walkable, transit oriented neighborhoods where you don’t need to drive can cut your automobile insurance costs by 100%

this is what big box stores in Manhattan look like. no parking lots in sight, just a bus lane right in front of the store and plenty of subway stops nearby

it’s kinda funny how some people from Philly have deluded themselves into thinking a sports complex that’s 80% parking and surrounded by highways on 3 sides is “iconic”

it’s insane how literally every single part of this story turned out to be completely fake on every level