Benji
@johnbenjamin.bsky.social
Writer on business, econ, Israel-Palestine.
Work in Time, The New Republic, Barron’s, Fortune, Boston Globe, The Hill, etc.
Also has a day job.
jbenjamin.co
Work in Time, The New Republic, Barron’s, Fortune, Boston Globe, The Hill, etc.
Also has a day job.
jbenjamin.co
It’s really astonishing: so often, this administration’s priorities redound to superficial wins and stylistic changes.
Because there is no plan or urgency to solve anything structural.
Because there is no plan or urgency to solve anything structural.
December 11, 2025 at 6:36 AM
It’s really astonishing: so often, this administration’s priorities redound to superficial wins and stylistic changes.
Because there is no plan or urgency to solve anything structural.
Because there is no plan or urgency to solve anything structural.
Only thing I can think of is cash distributions in the form of “tariff rebates.”
December 3, 2025 at 2:52 AM
Only thing I can think of is cash distributions in the form of “tariff rebates.”
Canada may be the most favorably viewed state on earth; they’re a major trading partner; we haven’t fought a war against them, but they fought alongside us in WW1, WW2, & Iraq; they don’t illegally immigrate to the US. The PM is a Harvard-educated white male banker.
What gives?
What gives?
November 21, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Canada may be the most favorably viewed state on earth; they’re a major trading partner; we haven’t fought a war against them, but they fought alongside us in WW1, WW2, & Iraq; they don’t illegally immigrate to the US. The PM is a Harvard-educated white male banker.
What gives?
What gives?