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Alex Garlick

@garlicksauce

Political scientist @uvmvermont. Congress, Lobbying, Health Policy. Author of "Pre-Existing Conditions: How Lobbying Makes American Health Care More Expensive"

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Jeremiah Johnson 🌐 (@jeremiahdjohns) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A lot of right leaning folks thought they could win over MAGA, pitch them on high skill immigration, building more stuff, making America great via funding lots of science, etc Instead Trump loves NIMBYs, kills science funding, guts high skill immigration, full nativist degrowth

Everything Price Sufferer (but especially eggs) (@agraybee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A policy that could win young men is making it illegal for Draft Kings to ban you if you win too much. I'm being 100% unironic. Meet the voters where they are: their self-destructive lifestyles.

Brendan Duke (@brendan_duke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My very hot take: CBO is basically the most functional component of the legislative branch. The staff are super smart, non-partisan (their analysis annoys both Ds and Rs), and prolific--putting out incredibly helpful public materials and backup data. It's Congress's jewel.

Stephen Caruso (@stephenj_caruso) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A thing you learn instantly upon joining the General Assembly, says state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta (D., Philly), is that "you can't do a damn thing by yourself."

Alex Garlick (@garlicksauce) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What a day to have the hard copy of an article titled: "How to oppose a president like Trump?" arrive. This is in the latest PS Today from APSA.

What a day to have the hard copy of an article titled: "How to oppose a president like Trump?" arrive. This is in the latest PS Today from APSA.
Jack Meyer 🏛️ (@jackbmeyer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You mean to tell me that the emerging techno-libertarian and national-corporatist coalition is breaking down over something as minor as their fundamentally irreconcilable political interests?

Aaron Fritschner (@fritschner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The price you pay for working in politics is everyone else has an opinion about what you do that is just as valid as yours — even if you are the Speaker of the House. Most of us know this and have the good taste not to whine about it in public

John Arnold (@johnarnoldfndtn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This new spending in the OBBB is all nice-to-haves if we were on stable fiscal footing. But we're not. Pushing these while running wartime level deficits, with interest rates near 5% and lingering inflationary pressures, is out of touch with economic reality.

This new spending in the OBBB is all nice-to-haves if we were on stable fiscal footing. But we're not. Pushing these while running wartime level deficits, with interest rates near 5% and lingering inflationary pressures, is out of touch with economic reality.
J.D. Rackey (@jdrackey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When we talk about needing to increase funding for leg branch to boost its capacity this is the scale we are talking about. Many critical leg branch organizations have budgets smaller/not much beyond that of a parade.

NotaBot (@_nota_bot_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Similar to how Hong Kong is surrounded by water, reducing the supply of developable land, many North American cities are surrounded by an ocean of single family zoning. A net positive for the transit operator / property developer model, should elected officials empower them?

Alex Garlick (@garlicksauce) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm not sure this helps John Thune's mandate to "Pass it By the Fourth of July" that he's been getting from the White House.