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The rise of a new pragmatism
David Leonhardt identifies a real convergence, but it reflects a public that is more practical than "neopopulist" - and shows the way to an Abundance…
Jul 30
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Geoffrey Kabaservice
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June 2024
Abundance dreams of center-left wonks are being realized in red states
The movement would do well to build bridges to Republican areas where growth defuses zero-sum fights.
Jun 25
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Patrick Ruffini
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Coalitions come first
How moderate Democrats may reimagine themselves as Abundance Democrats — and why governing-minded Republicans will take a different path.
Jun 21
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Soren Dayton
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Abundance in the age of revolt
Advocates face a choice between a public, mass movement and an elite-driven “Secret Congress” approach.
Jun 18
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Colin Mortimer
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The first Hypertext event!
Our webinar with Dylan Matthews, Megan Stevenson, Jon Rauch, Nancy La Vigne, and Amy O'Hara on Monday at 1 p.m.
Jun 13
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David Dagan
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Our abundance politics issue: Short intro
Steve Teles and Rob Saldin kick off a new debate with "The rise of the abundance faction."
Jun 4
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David Dagan
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From stakeholder capitalism to state-capacity capitalism
How business helped fix dysfunctional government once — and can do it again.
Jun 4
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Didi Kuo
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How to build the abundance movement
On party factions, moderation, business activism and more.
Jun 3
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David Dagan
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The rise of the abundance faction
By working within a party, the new supply-siders can boost their cause — and pull us away from left-right polarization.
Jun 3
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Rob Saldin
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Abundant vs. Moderate
Similar intuitions, different prescriptions.
Jun 3
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Misha David Chellam
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May 2024
The myths that fuel the megabanks
A former Federal Reserve Bank president and FDIC vice chairman reflects.
May 23
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Thomas Hoenig
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It's time to challenge Wall Street from the supply side
Big banks insist they need high-risk leverage to provide access to credit. The new supply siders can expose the humbug.
May 23
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David Dagan
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