Feel free to send me a DM. But it was mostly work by this particular state rep.

I’ll own this. From a climate perspective, we need to reduce methane. What tools should climate concerned policymakers be pushing for in the U.S.? (I still don’t LNG exports as helping US consumers).

Matt, I think that the LNG pause is actually justified on consumer grounds: exports will raise prices. But I’m curious what pro consumer methane reduction policies you think Dems should pursue now?

Exactly. Thank you. We need columnists to educate and inform us so we can make the world better. But this rage at the NYT is based on an old belief that reading a column is like taking action. Sadly, it’s not.

Exactly. Thank you. We need columnists to educate and inform us so we can make the world better. But this rage at the NYT is based on an old belief that reading a column is like taking action. Sadly, it’s not.

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2.) winning elections on the state or federal level -- big races in which millions of people vote -- will require doing and saying things that appeal to a broad coalition of people. See: how Kansas defeated an abortion ban. www.nytimes.com/2022/08/02/u...

I think it’s definitely good for Dems to spend more time reminding voters that affordable health care and progressive taxation are core values. But the vast expansion of detention centers is not something Dems can avoid talking about.

Not my top pick. But hard to imagine Buttigieg or AOC or Corey Booker navigating that (for different reasons).

This is a serious question: which potential presidential candidate would be the most likely? Rahm Emanuel? Maybe Doug Jones??

Your take was entirely consistent with the idea that MAGA ideology triumphed over self interest. Thank you. We need allies this moment.

Cruel as the ACA repeal attempt was, this bill is much worse.