EVERY politician should be doing this.
His whole team was meeting with everyday New Yorkers — and they are ALL TAKING NOTES.
This is what leadership looks like: show up, listen, and document what people are actually struggling with.
This is a really great video — concrete, high‑signal, and focused on a real policy solution in practice (not theory).
If you have a YouTube account, please subscribe to More Perfect Union — they consistently publish strong reporting that’s worth supporting.
Also: Italy is just one place where co‑ops are being used and succeeding. Worker co‑ops, credit unions, and other cooperative models exist all over the world; and when done well, they’re a practical way to reduce inequality, keep wealth local, and build organizations that solve real problems without funneling all gains to a tiny ownership class.
Welcome to the “Best of 2025” — a single page that pulls together my absolute top posts from the year.
One of the most impressive long‑form political conversations I’ve seen: unscripted questions, real listening, and clear answers.
The core message on persuasion + pro‑worker populism that I think is essential for rebuilding trust and winning elections.
David Hogg on what it takes to build a winning party that actually fights for people.
What actually powered the upset — authenticity, affordability, and organizing — and the simple playbook others can copy.
Zohran Mamdani hits the streets after the 2024 election to ask voters why they turned to Trump, or stayed home.
A surprising poll result (net +1) that reinforces the power of persuasion‑first, pro‑worker populism.
A friction‑minimal action plan — what to post, how to engage, and when to disengage — to puncture propaganda at scale.
Why more workers don’t mean fewer jobs — a foundational concept for reading modern labor debates.
A clear look at how tariffs escalate into retaliation and weaken U.S. alliances and national security.
Zohran Mamdani’s concise primer on social housing models that tackle root‑cause affordability — watch, then share.
Zuckerberg says Meta’s AI race could misspend hundreds of billions — a quick note on capitalism’s resource allocation, plus the clip.
A curated list of nonprofit, independent, and worker‑owned outlets worth supporting.
A forgotten story brought to life — underappreciated history with modern relevance.
All entries in the Endorsements series — candidates who center working people, affordability, and anti–big money politics.
Quick features on high‑impact organizations doing concrete work — with links on how to give.
Four very different stories, but all with that “hangs in your head afterward” quality — ambition, pressure, systems, and consequences.
A sharp true‑story crime ride about high‑stakes poker, power, and how fast “exclusive” becomes dangerous.
A slick racing drama about a veteran’s last shot, a young hotshot, and the brutal math of speed + teamwork.
A surprisingly cold‑blooded action thriller where the protagonist’s “skillset” is equal parts spreadsheets and violence.
A sober drama about the impossible problem of assigning a dollar value to loss — and the politics around it.
