John Infranca

Regardless of your views of Chuck Grassley, this is a bold vest choice.

No word yet on whether they've taken away his hair product.

Great news. And this is before even leaning how horrible the public transportation/parking situation is at Gillette.

And Miller.

Wow, they put him in time out.

He's got lots more time for social media now.

Bad day to be a gnome or a Noem.

She should just go ahead and eat a pork roll while giving the interview and call it a day.

Narrator: Bessent was protesting the removal of caviar from the menu at the Yale Club.

Could Bessent look more smug? Is it even possible to look more smug? He gives Stephen Miller a run for his money.

I think most sentences that start with "Our country was founded on" end with historical inaccuracies.

In the words of Armstrong: “[T]he Fifth Amendment’s guarantee . . . was designed to bar
Government from forcing some people alone to bear public bur-
dens which, in all fairness and justice, should be borne by the public as a whole.”

A cursory engagement with the ample empirical literature would reveal this. Instead the Globe published a column that discussed the Abundance movement with a citation to a blog post summarizing a book review. If we want affordable units, which we should, we should all pay for them.

Whether zoning regulations have a sufficient police power rationale is a different question from whether they necessitate compensation. And the fact that apartments are expensive in parts of Boston does not undermine the relevance of supply and demand. It reveals the lack of supply.

A simplistic take on a complex legal question. It depends. But it should be subject to exactions analysis. And it can be differentiated from setback requirements, which do not appropriate anything.

Complete cowards. Dressed like they're in a war zone.

The area "Just outside the ground floor restrooms" was already occupied.

Is there a magazine that ranks "Hot Countries?" What's the source supporting this claim?

Embarrassing FIFA is a particularly remarkable accomplishment.

PSA: If Bill Kristol can say this dems should be able to say it

Some countries that have prosecuted or threatened to prosecute central bankers for the purpose of political intimidation or punishment for monetary policy decisions: Argentina, Russia, Turkey, Venezuela and Zimbabwe.

I think one's choice of third least favorite English king is a better indicator of a discerning character.

My opinion piece in @cwbeacon.bsky.social on Boston's broken land use system.

But for Wales?

Obviously all the people making money from AI will just freely redistribute it @pbump.com. I do hope this nonsense bubble bursts soon.

Front pages of American newspapers after Jan. 6, 2021, with headlines like "Capitol Chaos," "Assault on Democracy," "Pro-Trump mob storms Capitol."

Five years ago.

How a developer’s lawsuit against Cambridge aims to topple affordable housing rules across Massachusetts - The Boston Globe The lawsuit takes aim at inclusionary development requirements, which have created thousands of affordable apartments in recent decades.

"The 5th Amendment's guarantee that private property shall not be taken for a public use without just compensation was designed to bar Government from forcing some people alone to bear public burdens which, in all fairness and justice, should be borne by the public as a whole."

Does it also come in Property!?

In fairness, they were auditing the course.

I submit that 2018 Grinch film may be the most pro density and pro public transportation of Christmas films.