📊 The Brexit majority hasn’t just slipped 👉it’s vanished. Completely. This chart from Peter Kellner/YouGov shows: • 5 million 2016 voters have died • New young voters back Rejoin by 5:1 • 29% of Leave voters now want to rejoin • Net result: Rejoin 19.8m vs Stay Out 11.7m

"Initially, it featured banter about petty grievances, but soon their grievances grew to world-historical proportions."

The issue landscape has changed dramatically over the last year - Democrats successfully have simultaneously raised the salience and expanded our trust advantage on our best issue (healthcare) *and* dramatically improved our trust advantage on the cost of living and the economy

Insurance is unaffordable because reinsurance companies, which hedge the risk, have added large markups Public reinsurance programs, covering spatially correlated tail risk at actuarily fair rates, can lower insurance costs By my colleague Adam Solomon https://t.co/gPdjyqk5Yp

As of this morning, Baltimore has seen a 29.8% decrease in homicides and a 25.2% decline in non-fatal shootings. As we enter the last month of the year, we are doubling down on our work to continue this progress into 2026 and beyond. One life lost to violence is one too many.

The mechanism by which housing becomes cheap—filtering—is extremely simple and intuitive and it’s unfortunate that left NIMBYs have come up with a useless thought-terminating cliche (‘trickle down housing’) to avoid understanding it

Cancer drug Revlimid is one of the bestselling pharmaceutical products of all time, with total sales of over $100 billion. It’s also extraordinarily expensive, costing nearly $1,000 for each pill, even though that pill costs just 25 cents to make. https://t.co/RsPUlxoWUG

At Thanksgiving dinner talking about the important things: the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald and the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa.

the most under-appreciated local government success over the past three years? it’s actually Baltimore imo -murders down 60% -major pro-housing reforms including ending parking mandates, legalizing single-stair buildings, and permitting denser housing

The most interesting thing about the Deciding to Win report, published recently by a Blue Dog group, is the clear vector towards economic issues. Notably the report supports the view that the cost of living crisis (affordability) is as or more important as jobs and growth.

"Why I lost faith in zoning." https://t.co/iftNcP7LDX Baltimore’s former zoning board executive director, on why she supports @MayorBMScott's bills to promote more density and multi-family housing in the city. [OP-ED]

With a B!

I’m pleased that Maryland continues to attract international companies like Nature Cell to the U.S., while also creating hundreds of high-quality jobs in Baltimore.

Anyways here’s the very best version of the “people in bulky clothes flying through different terrains via giant cranes” genre from Burberry. It’s simply the most beautiful and bold piece of wirework filmmaking ever

I asked two large language models what font this was and they couldn’t figure it out. Large “L” model.

If there’s anything I can’t abide, it’s a modest friction.

The One Big Beautiful Bill ratchets up work requirements for Medicaid. In the process it will force states to pay millions more to one company -- Equifax -- to verify that residents qualify for the program. Wild @sangerkatz @sarahkliff @a_elkeurti story here:

Resources for the month! Someone may need to see this. Sending love and light, always!❤️

A message from a firefighter made me realize I’ve perhaps never been explicit in terms of heights of single stair buildings. Single stairs up to 6 stories have proven safe in Seattle for decades. We now have a body of research from fire protection engineers and a recent study

There’s too many Op-Ed’s and tweets about people being afraid of public transit because it has mentally ill people, homeless people, and Black people they are afraid of With the unspoken part that they will only ride until they have police come and arrest and likely kill a few