
I am told that if the states do choose to sue, they would have to assume the damages stemming from that action: chiefly, $600m-$1.2b in ticking fees would potentially be paid out by state taxpayers.
Hal Singer
5.6K posts

@halsinger
MD @ EconOne | Prof @EconUofU | ED @ UtahProject | NYTimes: "one expert for the plaintiffs" | Prospect:"preeminent watchdog of The Economist's most wrong takes"

I am told that if the states do choose to sue, they would have to assume the damages stemming from that action: chiefly, $600m-$1.2b in ticking fees would potentially be paid out by state taxpayers.














Neera Tanden conducts liberal politics like a Ba'ath Party loyalist

Thanks to Mayor Mamdani’s administration, businesses must now make it as easy to cancel a subscription as it is to sign up for one. New Yorkers can report subscription tricks and traps by calling 311 or filing a complaint at nyc.gov/consumer







Lost in the recriminations about Platner is the most essential question that applies well behind Maine: How did a deeply flawed but gifted candidate build such a devoted following? It was a vote of no-confidence in policies and a politics that many Mainers feel are failing them. So Dems, you may not have liked his RXs but you'd better have some real, meaningful answers to these concerns.




Joe and Brzezinski said they were “scratching their heads” as they received calls about “Platner needing to be off the ballot.” They received calls consistently for two weeks from Democrats in Maine about getting Platner off the ballot. The establishment and their media hit squad even had interviews ready to go. I’m not calling anyone a liar, but if you don’t question the timing of the allegation, then you are gullible.

ICYMI: New report on swing voters from @DataProgress spells good news for economic populists. Policies that will make swing voters support Dems: - Taxing the rich - Medicare for All - AI regulation More in my story (linked in replies).

