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Today we’re launching our new podcast: Everybody Gets Pie 🥧 - conversations about making America abundant again: housing, energy, childcare, innovation & more.
Ep. 1: The landmark CEQA reform in California with @Scott_Wiener & @BuffyWicks.
youtube.com/watch?v=MEMGYg_L…
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46% tariff on Vietnam and 49% on Cambodia is an absolute bomb. So many companies moved all their production there to get out of China.
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It’s wild how JD Vance, who built his whole political brand around the supposedly monstrous indignities of being spoken down to, is himself such a hectoring, condescending man.
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Statue of Liberty
Ellis Island
Grant’s Tomb
Hamilton Grange
Federal Hall
Etc etc
These are all Nat’l Parks sites in NYC.
All face cuts to hours, services & maintenance due to the mass staff reductions rammed through by Musk.
To fund tax cuts for billionaires. This is crazy.
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I think Congestion Pricing is the first law passed in my 10 years in NYC that everyone who *lives in NYC* mostly agrees with and likes. There were simply too many cars and way too much traffic. It was unsustainable and congestion pricing actually worked and I hope it comes back.
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Is his majesty going to fill the $15B hole he just blew in the MTA’s capital plan?
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The arguments presented by @USDOT are utterly baseless and frankly, laughable. Congestion pricing has not only consistently withstood significant legal challenges, emerging victorious in every court decision to date, but it has also become immensely popular among New Yorkers, delivering on its promises—less traffic, fewer crashes, and reduced noise pollution, all contributing to safer, quieter streets.
The notion of revoking approval for a federal initiative of this magnitude is nearly without precedent. I firmly believe that there is no legal basis for the President to unilaterally halt this program. The Value Pricing Program is solidly established under federal law, and its approval cannot be arbitrarily revoked, especially when it is clearly delivering tangible benefits.
Mr. President, we’ll see you in court.
































