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@RoKhanna: Traditional economic logic is that workers will follow jobs, wherever they are—but it feels pretty obvious that that isn’t the case!My Endless Frontier Act would make tech jobs available across the country, not just in a few coastal cities. Let’s pass it.

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Ro Khanna (@RoKhanna) / Twitter

@FundForHumanity: .@FundForHumanity is proud to have sponsored the 2021 Basic Income March. Founded in memory of my late son Gerald Huff, it would have astounded him to see how much progress the movement for UBI has made. Let’s make 2022 a banner year for creating a floor no one can fall below.

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Gerald Huff Fund For Humanity (@FundForHumanity) / Twitter

@dpakman: Does anybody actually think that if Biden went to the border, it would satisfy the Republicans now making a huge deal out of it?

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David Pakman (@dpakman) / Twitter

@scottsantens: Seriously though, voter fraud does not exist to any extent worth restricting the ability of registered voters to vote in a way that we know with 100% certainty would have a far greater impact on reducing valid votes than fraudulent ones.Pass the Freedom to Vote Act!

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FAIR (@scottsantens) / Twitter

@scottsantens: We need lots of coverage like this to get @proofofhumanity’s $UBI on @elonmusk’s radar. Maybe he already knows about it. Maybe he doesn’t. I don’t know. But until he says something about it, we can’t know for sure. Would be great to know @Grimezsz knows about it too.

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Scott Santens (@scottsantens) / Twitter

@scottsantens: One thing I’d add to this analysis by @MattBruenig is to emphasize just how important it is to enable parents the option to care for their own kids. That reduces demand for paid care, lowering prices for everyone. CTC helps with this. UBI would even more.

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ColorOfChange (@scottsantens) / Twitter

@thehill: Fiona Hill: Trump reelection would spur ‘one constitutional crisis after another’

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The Hill (@thehill) / Twitter

@dpakman: Shortages under Trump were definitely not his fault, but potential shortages under Biden would definitely be his fault, right?

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David Pakman (@dpakman) / Twitter

@scottsantens: We will look back at Manchin as an example of how we neglected to build a system that would prevent Manchins. He’s doing what he’s doing because he can. He claimed power. That’s on us for allowing. We have to focus on reforming the system. There will always be another Manchin.

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Alexander McCoy (@scottsantens) / Twitter