…going to affect certain people, but when you raise taxes, it hits everybody, especially low-income families. Look at what his energy policies have done. The people hit the hardest are…

…in 2019—but also raise the alarm about stalling progress and the lasting impact of “tough-on-crime”-era criminal legal policies. The state of local jails and state and federal prisons Researchers generally…

…million policies. The residential coverage under the California FAIR plan has more than doubled over the past four years, from about $150 billion in property value and over 203,000 policies…

…at a record high: And as G. Elliott Morris points out, the detailed polling suggests overwhelming disapproval of Trump’s immigration policies. Notably, voters are twice as likely to support giving illegal…

…No, it won’t. As I’ll explain shortly, Trump’s policies are actually likely to shrink manufacturing. Even if the policies did not shrink manufacturing, we are not going back to the…

Robert Reich in his latest commentary (“Why Americans are going batsh*t over the cost of living”) details what is going on today in the economy with Trump’s involvement. Overall? Not…

…The radical uncertainty and chaotic implementation of Trump policies (trade policies) appear to freeze new business investment. Consider, who would set up a new manufacturing facility if they had no…

…lot to digest even in the top-line numbers. NATIONALLY: In 2025, 24.3 million people selected policies during the Open Enrollment Period (OEP), with 22.2 million having effectuated coverage in April….

…instinct to simply “vote for better policies” is no longer sufficient. That instinct assumes a system in which policies are openly debated, fairly considered, and faithfully implemented. Increasingly, that assumption…

…moment. How he campaigns publicly for policies, as well as when he campaigns publicly for policies, is crucial. And a hallmark of Obama’s presidency is, in my opinion, stupifying ineptitude…