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Wayyyy too much discussion of Gen Z politics based on exit polls. Get a grip people!

“…the center of Rochester, New York…was a city Gruen thought ‘ruined by parking lots, garages, used car lots, widened roads, and other automotive facilities.’” Henry Grabar Encouraged by those who have fought against this reality and work to build spaces & places for people.

The bad news: Voters doubt your party can govern, given the dysfunctional state of the cities you control The good news: You have a first-of-its-kind policy to clean the air, reduce traffic, redistribute wealth, and rebuild infrastructure ready to go! slate.com/business/2024/…

The apotheosis of Gersh Kuntzman's years-long criminal mischief campaign: Illegally parked car with Illinois license plate has a genuine NYPD placard in the dash and the traffic enforcement agent won't ticket it x.com/GershKuntzman/…

If you love cities & history, or need to find a gift for someone who does, here are three great books that I highly recommend ✨ Conor Dougherty Megan Kimble Henry Grabar

I just started Paved Paradise: How Parking Explains the World by Henry Grabar. Anyone else read this one? I think this may be a record for the most notes I’ve ever jotted down while listening to the Introduction of an audiobook. Freddie O’Connell Charles Robert Bone Tyler Cauble

.Michael Kosta teams up with NYC's most infamous ghost (plate) buster to expose cops obstructing their license plates to avoid tickets

This is an extremely smart review of Abundance—and, truly, a very clever synthesis of our critique of modern governance—by Henry Grabar. No surprise that Henry would get this book, but man, he *really* got it. slate.com/culture/2025/0…

I just finished "Paved Paradise" by Henry Grabar, and boy does it have some gems. Lots of the solutions to our urban woes are already being put in place - look at Austin - but this should be read by every city council across America. My favorite quotes can be found here. 🧵

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