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Where we are a a country: the Secretary of State waning a Nobel Peace Prize winner not to peaceably assemble because that won’t lead to democracy. www.axios.com/2026/10/27/r...
Stephen Nuñez
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Director, Stratification Economics at The Roosevelt Institute/Roosevelt Forward @rooseveltinstitute.org Sociologist, Dad, Autistic person, Bathos-Enjoyer, elitist jerk Taxes are what we pay for civilized society Opinions are my own
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Where we are a a country: the Secretary of State waning a Nobel Peace Prize winner not to peaceably assemble because that won’t lead to democracy. www.axios.com/2026/10/27/r...
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How are you still writing this shit www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/...
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🏛️ TODAY at 3 pm ET: With the Fed meeting this week, what would real accountability look like? @claudia-sahm.bsky.social moderates our Good Life Residents Christian Flores, @erinkaylockwood.bsky.social, and @estruby.bsky.social on what Congress can do. 🔗 Register:
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It’s hard to decide what part of this story on Marissa Mayer’s new startup is most loathsome, but this “women need a wife or, in other words, a digital servant” construction makes me want to flip over an actual table www.nytimes.com/2026/10/25/s...
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Replying to @econmarshall.bsky.social
The paper, led by Eduard Nilaj with Laura Beamer, Sultana Fouzia, Jack Landry, Sérgio Pinto, Robert Stutchbury, and me, is here: marshallsteinbaum.org/wp-content/u... 2/20
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Shitposting aside, it cannot be overstated how much red tape Republicans added to the process of getting Medicaid and SNAP. Millions of people who literally qualify for these programs are being kicked off them, despite qualifying, because of all the red tape Grassley voted to add to them.
Unfortunately Republicans hv been even harder @ work raising costs+ making life harder for Americans They hv already increased gas prices and imposed tariffs and cut Medicaid and SNAP Grassley helped each step along the way