I wonder what the Democratic party can do with this information. I am sure their hired hot shot consultants and establishment party insiders will know. (Obvious sarcasm).

RT @DylanGyauchL: I happen to have a piece about exactly that this morning! (link below)

RT @JWMason1: I have a new piece in Dissent, with some preliminary thoughts on what delivering on Zohran's agenda will look like in practic….

RT @austinahlman: Trump has completely sold out to the tech oligarchs and taken what little guardrails were in place off of AI development.….

RT @sandeepvaheesan: But as we see with Mamdani in real time and saw with Sanders and Corbyn previously, the pro-oligarch center is far les….

RT @BalanceCrafting:

RT @sandeepvaheesan: "The story of recent decades isn’t just one of increasing hardship for those who depend on wages and public services,….

RT @davidsirota: Before you insist Dems have no power to reduce the Trump tax cuts for billionaires that they say they oppose, remember:….

It’s even worse that the Dems are so ineffective, uninspiring, & unpopular that they can’t even rally the nation against a law that includes one of the largest transfers of wealth to the rich & some of the most immoral policies in my lifetime. No wonder the GOP feels invincible.

The economic, legal, and moral harms of the OBBB are so obvious, yet the GOP is acting as if there will be no repercussions. Either they genuinely believe that, or something is going to happen that makes consequences irrelevant. I don’t see how anyone can see it differently.

RT @ewwilkins: This bill isn’t just an economic travesty, it’s a moral one. Forget trickle down economics; we’re now in a greed-first econo….

RT @BalanceCrafting: How is anti-monopoly pro-growth? . Thread of @danielahanley's great historical finds: examples of companies that had t….

Dismantling concentrated corporate power, overhauling campaign finance, and taxing the ultra-wealthy aren’t just policies—they're essential and necessary weapons in the war to stop oligarchs from corrupting and controlling our democracy.

Important lesson to be learned from a recent decision from the Supreme Judicial Court in MA. Even if a state has a good non-compete law, courts will likely read them narrowly. All state laws must include provisions that prohibit functional non-competes.

With democracy-saving moves like this, I’d bet Chuck Schumer high-fives the mirror so hard it shatters.

RT @AaronRegunberg: It seriously sucks that this monstrosity now goes back to the House, where the margin will be razor thin, and where mul….

RT @daniellebrian: Both parties still fail to understand their acceptance of legalized #corruption is the reason the US population doesn’t….

The not-so-secret to China's success is forming and sticking with a long-term development plan and combining it with massive government spending. The US can replicate this, but the GOP & corporatist dems are more interested in enriching oligarchs.

RT @alissacooper: Wondering if Chrome could operate independently from Google if it were to be divested? We've got a comprehensive technica….

The second must-read paper for today is from @knightgtown @alissacooper and Eric Rescorla. The paper describes the technical feasibility of Google divesting Chrome. Google's (forthcoming) arguments on the difficulty of this action are being preempted!.