Ned Resnikoff
@resnikoff.bsky.social
Newsletter: http://publiccomment.blog/
Urban policy consultant: http://resnikoffconsulting.com/
Roosevelt Institute Fellow, CA FWD Fellow
Working on a book about cities for Island Press.
ned at resnikoffconsulting dot com
Urban policy consultant: http://resnikoffconsulting.com/
Roosevelt Institute Fellow, CA FWD Fellow
Working on a book about cities for Island Press.
ned at resnikoffconsulting dot com
It's confounding because it's not like we're short on ambitious Democratic politicians in this state
November 19, 2025 at 8:28 PM
It's confounding because it's not like we're short on ambitious Democratic politicians in this state
See also Temu Walter Duranty bsky.app/profile/razz...
Jewish Federations applauds Olivia Reingold, a staff writer at Bari Weiss's Free Press, as she victory laps her (ghoulish and erroneous) reporting that some of the children Israel was starving to death and denying medical aid to in Gaza had pre-existing conditions.
November 19, 2025 at 5:58 PM
See also Temu Walter Duranty bsky.app/profile/razz...
In an exceptionally weak field he is the most "yeah okay I could live with that" candidate thus far.
November 19, 2025 at 5:46 PM
In an exceptionally weak field he is the most "yeah okay I could live with that" candidate thus far.
Which is to say that preference in this case is partly a function of how you frame (or conceal through rhetorical sleight of hand, as the case may be) the tradeoffs.
I also cosign the points others have made about how this preference is partially the creation of public policy, not just its impetus.
I also cosign the points others have made about how this preference is partially the creation of public policy, not just its impetus.
November 19, 2025 at 3:49 PM
Which is to say that preference in this case is partly a function of how you frame (or conceal through rhetorical sleight of hand, as the case may be) the tradeoffs.
I also cosign the points others have made about how this preference is partially the creation of public policy, not just its impetus.
I also cosign the points others have made about how this preference is partially the creation of public policy, not just its impetus.
Watching Ben Shapiro and other MAGA Jews slowly figure out the corner that they've boxed themselves into is a reminder that the only real security for American Jews isn't in making common cause with right-wing Christian Zionists, but in cosmopolitanism and multiethnic solidarity.
November 19, 2025 at 12:58 AM
Watching Ben Shapiro and other MAGA Jews slowly figure out the corner that they've boxed themselves into is a reminder that the only real security for American Jews isn't in making common cause with right-wing Christian Zionists, but in cosmopolitanism and multiethnic solidarity.
The editor in chief of AJAM's digital arm, where I worked, was a Jew who had been part of South Africa's anti-apartheid movement.
November 18, 2025 at 8:36 PM
The editor in chief of AJAM's digital arm, where I worked, was a Jew who had been part of South Africa's anti-apartheid movement.