Capping intermediary overhead, especially for large institutions, has been a bipartisan goal actually

Compassionate, humane and common sense

This is what a history of exclusionary zoning does. We cannot let new housing build be at the mercy of status quo NIMBYs.

Vaporizing deprivation and suggesting its practice elsewhere, instead of focusing on how we can fix systems so that people don’t have to survive with deprivation, is a cope and not the solution.

Woe is us, we avoided an unnecessary property tax increase at the cost of….5$ parking permits @blockclubchi.bsky.social

A side point, especially close to my heart, relates to a larger issue in the world - the rising dominance of administrative middlemen

Especially wild to note is how much public budget goes towards lining the pocket of private insurance firms and PBMs

A stark indictment by @dhruvkhullar.bsky.social of the American healthcare industrial complex and its corporate greed today When Health Care Itself Becomes Sick www.newyorker.com/culture/2024...

Great read by @winterjessica.bsky.social on misaligned incentives between the NGO industrial complex and grassroots organizations on abortion access, which echoes the dyanmics I see more broadly in NGO world www.newyorker.com/news/our-col...