Blue tsunami incoming, RIP Van Drew newjerseyglobe.com/polling/fdu-...
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looked at in longer perspective, it's striking how much this resembles the premodern system of exclusion, rents, and personalist connections, which was--and this part's important--radically worse than the modern system of impersonal rules and general taxation
Boston’s chief planner is a true believer in the San Francisco model, in which you make it impossible to profitably build apartments by-right so developers are forced into a politicized discretionary negotiation with the city, which relaxes the rules in exchange for below-market units.
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There are only two explanations for the NYT's habit of presenting GOP operatives and donors as true swing voters: 1. Their reporters and editors are somehow incapable of running a simple Google searches, showing just a staggering level of journalistic incompetence 2. They want to the GOP to win
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NEW: The group behind Cornel West's 2024 ballot push was wholly funded through Elon Musk's dark money network, according to Sludge's review of tax documents. readsludge.com/2026/10/26/m...
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Since that Pemberton Mayor story made national news, don't think that nearby Pinelands towns aren't just as wild. www.pinebarrenstribune.com/articles/fea...
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The fact that the president's doctors are giving him the dementia test over and over again -- tracking his decline, most likely -- and that the president keeps bragging about having to take that test should be a five-alarm fire.
Trump: "You know, the first question -- they have a lion, a snake, a giraffe, and a bear. And they say 'which is the snake?' ... by the time you get to number five a lot of people are left out on the road ... I get no credit for it."
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That latest internal showing Mullock only a few points down finally got some investment put into the district. Keep watch, if Van Drew survives it'll be by the skin of his teeth. newjerseyglobe.com/congress/sup...
Hardest working guy at NJT is @customeradvocate.bsky.social and this is what he has to deal with
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George Norcross is buying the former Trump casino spot in Atlantic City And the $3 billion plan to upgrade the AC Line seems a lot more viable now www.nj.com/atlantic/202...
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El-Sayed: "People like Vance think America is too small for some of us. I think America is big enough. America has been big enough include people whose families came, were here before anybody else showed up, or who were brought here despite themselves. His view of America is small -- small like him"
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Billionaires throw a fit at the idea of an annual wealth tax... but literally everyone else already pays one via property taxes (either directly as a homeowner or secondarily as a renter). The only reason securities aren't taxed the same is because that's where the rich keep most of their wealth.
“The borrowing let Ellison keep his stock and avoid locking in taxable gains, and highlighted how billionaires often employ a strategy called ‘buy, borrow and die’ to retain their wealth without selling assets.”
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One of the central problems in the American cost crisis is that knowledge of costs, or lack thereof, is treated as a rhetorical weapon rather than verifiable objective truth
"The proponents for single stairs have it mapped out that it costs $200k for another stair. I have no way to verify that. I find it hard to believe that it would be that expensive."