Greg Nasif

Greg Nasif

@gregnasif.bsky.social

Advocacy and Comms professional. Georgetown McDonough MBA candidate 🖋️ 🇺🇸

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Greg Nasif reposted

✅ We're in on permitting reform! "We’re proud to endorse the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, and we’re excited to mobilize our grassroots volunteers in full support," said CCL’s Executive Director Ricky Bradley. citizensclimatelobby.org/blog/policy/...

citizensclimatelobby.orgCCL endorses Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs ActCitizens' Climate Lobby is excited to mobilize our grassroots volunteers in full support of this bipartisan permitting reform package.

Permitting reform will protect consumers from data center-spurred rate hikes. Learn👇🏽

Aidan Mackenzie@aidanmackenzie.bsky.social

- When utilities have to increase grid capacity they invest in new lines, and pass the costs to the ratepayers - This means a portion of data center costs (the second order upgrades they cause the grid) get spread to you the ratepayer (2/5)

Greg Nasif reposted

This is silly. BAAJA (the permitting deal) has robust provisions to make data centers pay their fair share or MORE! Here's how it works 👇: - Data centers (*sometimes) add costs to electricity bills by requiring grid upgrades to service the new demand (1/5) bsky.app/profile/riog...

Erik Schlenker-Goodrich@riogranderift.bsky.social

“At least 26 senators, more than a quarter of the chamber, hold data center-linked investments … Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat from Rhode Island whose data center investments total between $2.1 million and $8.6 million, takes the number one spot.” 👀

Big props to Sens. @heinrich.senate.gov and @whitehouse.senate.gov for getting us to a deal on permitting reform. There has never been a bill in our lifetime that could remove more future emissions from the globe. 🌎 🌞 🇺🇸

Ceres@ceresorg.bsky.social

Senate negotiators released a bipartisan permitting and transmission reform deal today. The bill could help lower energy costs for businesses + consumers if passed this year. https://www.ceres.org/resources/news/ceres-applauds-permitting-deal-urges-action-to-deploy-affordable-homegrown-clean-energy

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Oh no @aidanmackenzie.bsky.social!!! Mamdani hates the environment now! Guess he was bought over by big oil!!!

Sam@samd.bsky.social

🚨BREAKING🚨 KATHY HOCHUL AND ZOHRAN MAMDANI ANNOUNCE PUSH TO REFORM OUTDATED “ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW” LAWS THAT BLOCK HOUSING NIMBYS OFFICIALLY FRAMEMOGGED BY HOUSINGMAXXING GOVERNOR AND MAYOR

Praise God 🌲⚡🌎

Miriam Wasser@miriamwasser.bsky.social

After 10 years of controversy, lawsuits, and even a ballot referendum, the New England Clean Energy Connect is up and running 🔌 With a capacity of 1,200 megawatts, the new line can satisfy 20% of Massachusetts' electricity needs. www.wbur.org/news/2026/01... @wbur.org #energysky

This thread is another long-running interactive exhibit in the museum of how the left lost so much, so quickly, and so profoundly, especially on this issue.

ElieNYC@elienyc.bsky.social

For today's horribles: the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on banning trans athletes. It's the most bigoted thing they'll do this term. I'll be jotting down my thoughts here.

People like Mary don’t come around Congress often.

Mary Peltola@marypeltola.com

My name is Mary Peltola, and I'm running for U.S. Senate to fight for fish, family, and freedom – and that begins with fixing the rigged system in DC that’s shutting down Alaska. We need systemic change if we're going to lower costs, save our fisheries, and fill our homes with abundance again.

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.@PabloReports: What do you make of the White House blaming the police for what happened on January 6th? Lieu: The White House’s statement is batshit crazy.

Sad that this basic call for civility is getting ratioed… this website is something

Sean Casten@seancasten.bsky.social

Saving America from Trump and preserving our democracy explicitly requires that people who voted for Trump change their mind. Which in turn requires that those who didn’t vote for Trump show grace and empathy to those whose change of heart came from being hurt by the guy they voted for…

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A lot of you really need to sit down and think about how easily you believed a huge, obvious pack of lies about this, in the face of clear evidence to the contrary, just because you heard it repeated a lot and found it ideologically validating. Barely distinguishable from MAGA conspiracy nonsense.

Political violence is political cowardice.

Senator Bernie Sanders@sanders.senate.gov

The murder of Charlie Kirk is part of a disturbing rise in political violence that threatens to hollow out our public life. A free society relies on the premise that people can speak out without fear or humiliation. No more political violence.

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He had an opportunity last night to heal a broken/divided nation. Instead, he attacks, he pours gas on the fire, & he further divides. For the next 3yrs, the American people are on their own trying to lower the temperature in this country. Bcuz the guy in the White House is humanly incapable of it.

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Replying to @katzish.bsky.social

This is really, really bad news. I don’t care if you don’t like Kirk. No one deserves to be shot. This is dreadful news for people speaking publicly, who increasingly must fear for their safety, and also for the inevitable crackdown that will follow.

This is really bad. The cascading effects of anger and grief will lead to so much more suffering. We need action to reign in gun violence, but we need spiritual healing too. On that note I am praying for Charlie Kirk and I hope many others will too.

If anyone tries to tell you deportations reduce housing costs by reducing demand, remind them they are deporting construction workers.

Joey Politano🏳️‍🌈@josephpolitano.bsky.social

America lost 7k construction jobs in August, and overall job growth in the sector is now at its worst pace since the pandemic Over the last year, the US has lost 31k jobs in residential construction and only gained 78k jobs in nonresidential & civil construction

Since apparently this wasn’t obvious. I’m not supporting or agreeing with Vance. I’m pointing out his tactics. I’ve posted about this a few times. People should wonder why the likely 2028 Republican nominee joined an oppositional app that was steadily declining.

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The whole discussion is about in-person schooling. I agree that schools and teachers and parents worked hard to make remote schooling work, but I also know that my kindergartener got very little out of school on a laptop.

The reflex of users of this site to condescension is like an interactive museum on how progressivism crashed and burned in the 2010s and produced Trumpism.

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RIP to a great American hero.

Jack Hopkins-The Original@therealjackhopkins.bsky.social

James Lovell dies at 97. He commanded the troubled Apollo 13 spacecraft and was played by Tom Hanks in a Hollywood film. He was one of my childhood heroes. I grew up in that exciting Apollo/NASA era...and had lots of astronaut related toy stuff. RIP, Commander Lovell.

“Barrier after barrier“ that wouldn’t exist without permitting reform. Idk how to convince climate leftists that the laws we passed 50 years ago to defend the environment are being *abused* to stop CLEAN ENERGY developments today.

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Replying to @aexia.bsky.social

it's like the inverse of that "you know the ones" thing "I'd like you to be more ... controversial" "you got it boss, one n-word coming up" "no you should just be politically incorrect" "absolutely, here's some slurs from the 19th century" "act anti-woke" "sure, the camps *were* fake"

The most likely and obvious theory for JD Vance being on this website is it’s a massive trolling opportunity and potentially hotlines crazy liberal takes to the zeitgeist. A low probability second theory is he just likes a version of Twitter without ridiculous racist comments about his family.

JD Vance@jd-vance-1.bsky.social

Usha and I brought the kids to Mt. Rushmore yesterday as we all get ready to celebrate Independence Day. Today, we're also celebrating passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, which will increase take home pay for families all across America. Happy Fourth of July everyone! 🇺🇸

Greg Nasif reposted

The ignoring of the Tik Tok ban, going back to the very first days of the Trump administration, remains one of its most galling violations of the rule of law.

Steve Vladeck@stevevladeck.bsky.social

After recapping #SCOTUS news, today's "One First" looks at Attorney General Bondi's letters to tech companies purporting to "irrevocably relinquish" their liability for violating the TikTok statute. Parliament abolished the King's "dispensing" power in 1689, and it has no place in U.S. law, either:

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Replying to @yasharali.bsky.social

This is a good outcome and Democrats have been catastrophically wrong on this issue the entire time. Incredible that we let Donald Trump become the defender of women, even once.