Ross Moskowitz

Increasingly a Necessity: A 15-Point Guide to Surviving Authoritarianism bit.ly/2YNeiXB via @BillMoyers @realDonaldTrump @errollouis @SallyGold never truer. Must read.

.@NYLawSchool Launches Independent Journalism Project to Support Civic Reporting news.nyls.edu/nyls-launches-…

@SallyGold Congratulations Sally!

So excited to announce I’ll be covering this pivotal moment in NYC with the New York Times’ ace City Hall bureau, led by my former colleague, fierce competitor and friend, @danarubinstein & the great @JeffCMays, whose work I’ve admired for years. Get in touch w/ tips and musings!

In an alternate universe Kathryn Garcia is cruising to reelection over Curtis Sliwa with an expected 85% of the vote.

@errollouis @nicolegelinas Agreed - overall city wide needs must be balanced against local interests. Ballot proposals allow for that calculation where one does not exist.

@nicolegelinas The ability of a single, term limited council member to stop landowners from building thousands of badly needed apartments is a power that must be drastically curtailed or eliminated altogether. nymag.com/intelligencer/…

Whenever people use the word "crisis," beware. NYC should continue incrementally to build new housing in according with democratically determined zoning provisions. But we don't have a housing "crisis." We house 8.5 million people across income levels quite successfully. No other American city and most other global cities don't come close.

@errollouis Congratulations!

3-peat!

@sam_d_1995 @hodlvolk #truth

@hodlvolk they should put them all over the city imo

incredible video of gentrifiers complaining about gentrification

@InsideCityHall on top of today’s events except correcting Eric Philips - NYC schools closed tomorrow

@mnolangray Awesome - congrats to both of you!

It was a long and very discretionary review process, but she approved my permit application. 👍

Thank you @NYDNOpinions for your support of #CityofYes for Housing Opportunity — our proposal to make the city more affordable by creating a little more housing in every neighborhood. And thanks to the many NYers who showed up to @NYCPlanning Comm’n hearing on Weds…to Thurs.

@DRichardsQNS Congratulations Donovan!

People in my pocket like I ain’t got one to feed.

@vishaannyc Well done my friend

@DRichardsQNS Knicks still looking for players!👏👏

2024 is going to be an epic year for Queens. We're going to dominate in all categories, ya heard?#QGTM

Good discussion on @InsideCityHall on how to create more housing with @errollouis @MTorresSpringer - “80 percent of new rental housing since 2016 required tax incentives”. #truth.

@TweetBenMax Awesome - welcome to NYLS!

I'm grateful to NYLS Dean Anthony Crowell and to the Center's founder, Professor Ross Sandler, for the opportunity. And I'm looking forward to working with the entire NYLS community, including the many alums working in and around government at the city, state, and federal levels.

Max Politics will now be produced at the Center for New York City Law, with some podcast episodes capturing live events. So stay tuned, and come join us for those live events and others.

@DeborahNArcher My dream is 1L contracts!

Woke up frantic from a dream that I had a final exam in a Spanish class I never went to and did know I was enrolled in, and I had a paper due in one hour but had not started the paper yet. I graduated from law school almost 30 years ago. Will these dreams never end?!

@ACCass @samraskinz Congratulations Sam!

Very proud of Slingshot's favorite chameleon @samraskinz, from hack to flack to 40 under 40 all star -- in just a year #sam-raskin" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cityandstateny.com/power-lists/20…

@DeborahNArcher @ACLU Congratulations!

I’m honored to have been reelected as President of the @ACLU! I am proud to help lead this incredible organization that is doing such vital work.

Dear fellow Arabs: There is no amount of injustice that has befallen us or Palestinians, past or present, that justifies #Hamas randomly and cold blooded-ly killing #Israel party goers, families in their houses, people going around minding their own business. “No soul burdened with sin will bear the burden of another,” Quran 18:1. Please stop digging yourselves into deeper ethical holes by trying to justify, contextualize, or explain this crime. Instead, denounce it outright. #Ethics101

October 7th is the most gruesome terrorist attack in Israel’s history. Yet the President of Cornell University clinically describes it as a “Response to World Events.” She then complains it is “impossible” to respond to all of the world’s tragedies. The largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, she suggests, is simply one event among many. The butchering and kidnapping of civilians and children are no different from an earthquake. Why is higher education so lacking in even the slightest semblance of moral leadership?

The DSA held a hate rally, chanting: “from the River to the Sea,” which is code for wiping Israel from the face of the earth. Let that sink in. The DSA is calling for the destruction of the Jewish State amid the largest single-day massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. When it comes to the butchering and kidnapping of Israeli civilians and children, the DSA leadership has no shame. No decency. No humanity. Only hate. I have been warning for years about the deep rot of antisemitism at the core of the DSA and its enablers. There’s no denying it anymore.