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Anderson Cooper: So it's more expensive to allow a chronically homeless person to live on the streets than it is to actually subsidize an apartment for them?

Answer: Yes, we are paying more as taxpayers to walk past that person on the street & do nothing…
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Here’s some common sense for you. If u want to or need to drive in cities, your problem isn’t people choosing walking, biking & public transit because of smart, safe infrastructure. It’s all those people being forced to drive big cars instead, stuck in traffic in front of you. #TheTRUTHaboutTraffic

Brickell Burger King yet to be consumed by the concrete.

Found on Vizcaya pedestrian bridge.

Riverwalk Metromover Station.
At the end you can see the roof of an old Miami house still standing, amongst the concrete collages.

Democrats need to embrace making it easier & faster to produce the things people need — e.g., housing, clean energy, child care, transit — & move away from government-created scarcity.

An abundance approach lowers cost of living.

Democrats need to lean into being the Party of abundance.

"We need to move away from referring to housing and new neighbors as a burden that needs to be mitigated and towards talking about them as benefits that our region cannot survive without."
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Crazy fact: only 10 years ago, there were more housing units in San Francisco than Austin, TX. Now Austin has basically 100k more units and is still building at 5-10x the pace of SF.

if the Green Party truly cared about helping the environment, the single most effective thing they could do to accomplish that goal would be to immediately disband and never run any candidate ever again

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