Ezra Klein

The next line, which is in bold, says, in summary, colon, states are nearly at the finish line. And it says, to stop their progress now, or worse, to make them go backwards, would be a stick in the spokes of the most promising broadband deployment plans we have ever seen. And seen.

The next line, which is in bold, says, in summary, colon, states are nearly at the finish line. And it says, to stop their progress now, or worse, to make them go backwards, would be a stick in the spokes of the most promising broadband deployment plans we have ever seen. And seen.

I'm going to say to you, as you said to me about orthogonal, what's the PACT Act, John? Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You Washington types.

I'm going to say to you, as you said to me about orthogonal, what's the PACT Act, John? Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You Washington types.

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AOC came out with a really big, ambitious public housing bill a couple of years ago. She's saying, look, the people who are all out there saying, the YIMBYs, et cetera, saying we don't have enough housing, they're right. But let's do a lot of it through public housing.

AOC came out with a really big, ambitious public housing bill a couple of years ago. She's saying, look, the people who are all out there saying, the YIMBYs, et cetera, saying we don't have enough housing, they're right. But let's do a lot of it through public housing.

And people don't know this, but one of the things we've regulated very heavily, and that's partially why some of these projects are so baroque, is we've regulated the government very heavily. When people talk about deregulation, they think of the market.

And people don't know this, but one of the things we've regulated very heavily, and that's partially why some of these projects are so baroque, is we've regulated the government very heavily. When people talk about deregulation, they think of the market.

For me, I have to think of the need to deregulate the government itself. But it was made functionally illegal for the federal government to build public housing. It really can't do it. But in order for it to build public housing well, you would have to make a lot of changes to how it builds all across the board. because it layers so many standards. I mean, look at that rural broadband process.

For me, I have to think of the need to deregulate the government itself. But it was made functionally illegal for the federal government to build public housing. It really can't do it. But in order for it to build public housing well, you would have to make a lot of changes to how it builds all across the board. because it layers so many standards. I mean, look at that rural broadband process.

You're not going to fix the housing problem. If that's what they came up with for rural broadband, just fucking imagine what a nationwide public housing project would look like.

You're not going to fix the housing problem. If that's what they came up with for rural broadband, just fucking imagine what a nationwide public housing project would look like.