Justin Braun
@jusbraun.bsky.social
Political Science PhD student at Stanford and data reporter at Lighthouse Reports | Dried mango connoisseur
Reposted by Justin Braun
February 18, 2025 at 3:17 PM
I think focusing on federal programs that are getting killed where some states have backstops/equivalent programs and others don't is a useful approach to demonstrate how much of government is focused on preventing stuff from going south
February 17, 2025 at 5:08 PM
I think focusing on federal programs that are getting killed where some states have backstops/equivalent programs and others don't is a useful approach to demonstrate how much of government is focused on preventing stuff from going south
I think it's important to prepare for the informational asymmetry to change: data on government failure will become harder to access while successes will be more widely publicized.
In other words, government will look more like a corporation
In other words, government will look more like a corporation
February 17, 2025 at 5:08 PM
I think it's important to prepare for the informational asymmetry to change: data on government failure will become harder to access while successes will be more widely publicized.
In other words, government will look more like a corporation
In other words, government will look more like a corporation