NEW interview:
Congressman @PatRyanUC on Democrats' Big 2026 Wins & What Comes Next
Listen at Max Politics wherever you get podcasts /1 https://t.co/HsCr1i0vpW
Wherein I mention:
- getting rid of absolute liability in the scaffold law
- opposing unions that oppose goods provision (as well as crony capitalists and bad non-profits)
- city- and state-first party identity
- General Municipal Law § 119-R and TIF financing for new subways
NEW interview:
The Future of the New York GOP, with @JoeBorelliNYC & @DanielGolliher
Listen at Max Politics wherever you get podcasts /1 https://t.co/8ACOMbPpd7
2/ @MaraGay - staff writer @NYTOpinion - joined me to discuss her reporting from TX, GA, & NY; meaning of 2026 election results; & what's next for Ds taking power. Listen via:
-Apple: https://t.co/PV3J49iEPt
-Spotify: https://t.co/RtOwbtoQEV
-SoundCloud: https://t.co/UMzaqCwlTG
@infraexplained not quite that small a fraction. More like 1/3, depending on the year, & there are efforts to make 10K more like 1/5 of total production, but producing 50K units per year is the moonshot goal…
In our conversation this past summer, @DMLeilaBozorg firmly said that in order to really take on the housing crisis, the city needs to produce over 50K new homes per year /1
Rep. @PatRyanUC told me he's working on a proposal for a "National Housing Corps" to take a "big swing" at addressing the country's housing crisis & need to build 10 million new homes https://t.co/HsCr1i13fu
Per new #s tracked by @REBNY, by end of October New York City approved more new housing units in 2026 than in all of 2025:
-9,471 new residential units given full approval through 10/26 vs. 9,233 units in all of 2025
-2024 + 2023 approvals = ~8,300 units https://t.co/vzqj9wqqXo
Per new #s tracked by @REBNY, by end of October New York City approved more new housing units in 2026 than in all of 2025:
-9,471 new residential units given full approval through 10/26 vs. 9,233 units in all of 2025
-2024 + 2023 approvals = ~8,300 units https://t.co/vzqj9wqqXo
In our conversation this past summer, @DMLeilaBozorg firmly said that in order to really take on the housing crisis, the city needs to produce over 50K new homes per year /1
Per new #s tracked by @REBNY, by end of October New York City approved more new housing units in 2026 than in all of 2025:
-9,471 new residential units given full approval through 10/26 vs. 9,233 units in all of 2025
-2024 + 2023 approvals = ~8,300 units https://t.co/vzqj9wqqXo
2/ "Look, given our housing shortage, I think we need to get to a place where we as a city are producing over 50,000 new homes per year" -@DMLeilaBozorg
-Really possible?
"I do think that's possible. It's not something that can happen overnight..." @ 26:02 https://t.co/9hJwh1ekjS
2/ @JoeBorelliNYC & @DanielGolliher joined me to discuss the @NewYorkGOP's tough 2026 & key steps toward improving the Republican brand & performance in New York.
Listen via:
-Apple: https://t.co/8ACOMbPpd7
-Spotify: https://t.co/lgqXiD5V6F
-SoundCloud: https://t.co/wmP0eVP5bs
NEW interview:
The Future of the New York GOP, with @JoeBorelliNYC & @DanielGolliher
Listen at Max Politics wherever you get podcasts /1 https://t.co/8ACOMbPpd7
Can someone tell me what Gov. Hochul has said differently in recent days on potential tax increases than what she said before the election? Not being snarky, but I do not see a difference.
Programming note: Just recorded a very interesting conversation with @JoeBorelliNYC & @DanielGolliher about the 2026 elections & the future of the New York Republican Party.
Coming Wednesday morning to Max Politics wherever you get podcasts.
Programming note: Just recorded a very interesting conversation with @JoeBorelliNYC & @DanielGolliher about the 2026 elections & the future of the New York Republican Party.
Coming Wednesday morning to Max Politics wherever you get podcasts.
I had an interesting exchange a couple years ago w/ @SenGianaris about the legislative supermajorities' approach to veto overrides - @ 21:58 https://t.co/hCHCR5KcBj
.@EvanStavisky, a Democratic political strategist, said that “veto overrides happen almost as often as Halley’s comet passes the State Capitol.” https://t.co/jqtMgz4jvK
2/ @SandyforCouncil joined me to discuss the final version of COPA passed by @NYCCouncil, what it means, & what comes next in its journey into law & implementation. Listen via:
-Apple: https://t.co/QXrzRAEbNr
-Spotify: https://t.co/jaMS8H1U2q
-SoundCloud: https://t.co/Euh84eJa5r