Why not discuss it with her?
I would have never tried the pastrami taco if it hadn’t been for her!
> Why not discuss it with her?
She’s campaigning. Not sure distractions would help. In any case, these sorts of proposals benefit from specificity. Next steps are doing homework and proposing specific rule changes.
Let’s not take pastrami tacos for granted.
They’re actually a brilliant fusion of American Hispanic and American Jewish traditions. As it happens, her district has prominent populations of each.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2018/live-updates/mi...
The part where someone has to compete for ultra-scarce housing in and around NYC.
Source? (Genuinely curious.)
Based on the wealth and income demographics of her community, democratic socialist policies would be net benefit.
Raising rates aren’t the only way to solve the problem of (a) people who could be in the labour market but aren’t and (b) insufficient labour in the places it needs to be.
Whatever it’s trying to do, it got me thinking about barriers to hiring in New York City. Are there steps we could eliminate or consolidate? Last week’s primary just saw my former bartender and taco server effectively become a Congresswoman for Queens. An article about the central bank and unemployment would not have prompted me to consider discussing this with her.