W. Hayden Farris (he/him)
@whaydenfarris.bsky.social
Political Professional working toward evidence-based policy for effective and equitable outcomes. #Portland based, #Policy oriented.
Excited to add some of your insights (with credit given of course) to the Benefits section of my housing policy proposal inspired by Montgomery County 👀
July 28, 2025 at 2:08 AM
Excited to add some of your insights (with credit given of course) to the Benefits section of my housing policy proposal inspired by Montgomery County 👀
Federal spending accounts for 23% of our GDP. Cut spending and you cut jobs.
Cutting jobs will sometimes be necessary for increased efficiency. But most jobs lost by current actions actually improve the public good.
Musk and Trump's actions will hurt the public and lead to unemployment increases.
Cutting jobs will sometimes be necessary for increased efficiency. But most jobs lost by current actions actually improve the public good.
Musk and Trump's actions will hurt the public and lead to unemployment increases.
February 14, 2025 at 4:28 AM
Federal spending accounts for 23% of our GDP. Cut spending and you cut jobs.
Cutting jobs will sometimes be necessary for increased efficiency. But most jobs lost by current actions actually improve the public good.
Musk and Trump's actions will hurt the public and lead to unemployment increases.
Cutting jobs will sometimes be necessary for increased efficiency. But most jobs lost by current actions actually improve the public good.
Musk and Trump's actions will hurt the public and lead to unemployment increases.
One more reason to not use Twitter. Check out these bots. All accounts created before 2020 with minimal posts aside from this:
January 31, 2025 at 12:43 AM
One more reason to not use Twitter. Check out these bots. All accounts created before 2020 with minimal posts aside from this:
Here's some relevant graphs and info from the book. I know this is a snapshot of data within larger arguments in the book, so I'm happy to pull more things if you have further questions/critiques.
Many other factors were looked at. These are just the factors involving weather and others in chapter
Many other factors were looked at. These are just the factors involving weather and others in chapter
January 15, 2025 at 1:50 AM
Here's some relevant graphs and info from the book. I know this is a snapshot of data within larger arguments in the book, so I'm happy to pull more things if you have further questions/critiques.
Many other factors were looked at. These are just the factors involving weather and others in chapter
Many other factors were looked at. These are just the factors involving weather and others in chapter