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Must read. "Cutting Medicaid is a Risky Move for Republicans" briefingbook.info/p/cutting-medi… By econ professors: Michael Geruso Neale Mahoney Daniel Posthumus

Neale Mahoney Michael Geruso and Daniel Posthumus dug deep into the data to find that Republicans who want to cut Medicaid would be enacting deep, deep cuts against *their* most vulnerable constituents.

The GOP's budget slashes Medicaid by $880B—but here's the twist: Medicaid isn't just a blue state program anymore. It's the lifeline for rural, working-class voters in red America. Cutting benefits now would be like sawing off the branch you're sitting on. buff.ly/kFMOb3Y

Join the AESG on July 9th at 9:30am ET for a conversation w/ Michael Geruso & Dean Spears on their book, "After the Spike: Population, Progress, and the Case for People." Register here: economicstrategygroup.org/event/after-th…

Can you guess what happens when you provide kids with access to Medicaid? .... .... .... You lower crime as a direct result. "reduced incarceration in adulthood substantially offsets the initial costs of expanding eligibility."

Humans cause greenhouse gas emissions, but human depopulation, starting in a few decades, will not meet today's climate challenges, from Mark Budolfson, Michael Geruso, Kevin J. Kuruc, Dean Spears, and Sangita Vyas nber.org/papers/w33932

JULY 9 | 9:30am ET | LIVESTREAM & IN-PERSON | Join the AESG for a conversation on "After the Spike: Population, Progress, and the Case for People" with authors Michael Geruso and Dean Spears. Register here: economicstrategygroup.org/event/after-th…

Top research that ought to be heeded: marginal benefits of stricter pollution regulations are 10x the marginal costs! Yet right now, the Trump administration is gutting the same pollution regulations.

Good article (based on their forthcoming book!) by my former CEA colleague Michael Geruso The Population Bust Won’t Solve the Climate Crisis nytimes.com/2025/06/29/opi… via @NYTOpinion

“This book is not about whether or how you should parent. It’s about whether we should all make parenting easier” Great line!

Not having kids is not a remotely effective climate mitigation strategy

Next Wednesday, the AESG will host Michael Geruso & Spears to discuss their forthcoming book on this topic, “After the Spike: Population, Progress, and the Case for People.” Register to attend in-person or via livestream here: economicstrategygroup.org/event/after-th…

After the Spike is a vital corrective to all those still suck in the 1970s “population bomb” mindset of thinking that we have “too many people on the planet already”, and should welcome having fewer people in future.

What about every other state’s antiquated systems???

In their new book "After the Spike," demographers Dean Spears and Michael Geruso make the counterintuitive case for worrying less about overpopulation and more about depopulation time.com/7299524/birth-…