OK, easy way to prove no classified materials were shared: authorize Jeffrey Goldberg to publish the entire exchange. End of story.

Is appointing Musk to an advisory commission giving him any power? The only effect would be if people with power acted on his recommendations.

Shipping and aviation?

*looks at approaching Democratic Senate minority* We're still doing this, huh?

Redevelopment of The Superblock in Baltimore's historic "Five & Dime" district has been stalled for literally decades. The project is essential to restoring the west side of downtown and every proposal is forced to preserve elements of the collapsing buildings at huge expense.

Dems are rhetorically committed to not hurting people in policymaking. Law enforcement without jail, immigration enforcement without deportation. It makes us appear feckless in the face of challenges. It also doesn't reflect often-muscular policies: Obama deported more people than Trump.

I've come to think the issue with procurement is not the method of bidding so much as it is bidding itself. The government knows what a project should cost based on past experience, materials and labor costs. IMO governments should set project costs and then reward contractors based on performance.

Baths are great, but most bathtubs are too small for a man to enjoy.

Renault is developing microbuses for this reason. The capacity issues are real, but autonomous microbuses with 90 second headways in dedicated lanes could move a lot of people. Waymo is the tip of the iceberg.