Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
James Goodwin of @CPRBlog explains that in order to build back public trust in administrative agencies, progressives will need to focus on dismantling critics that stem from Project 2025 that agencies are inherently authoritarian. buff.ly/3OAB5Sy
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
"With the advent of our new Project 2025 era, we are all administrativists now," writes James Goodwin of the Center for Progressive Reform. Goodwin urges those opposed Project 2025 to develop a new progressive vision for the administrative state. buff.ly/3OAB5Sy
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
“[R]egulatory protections enhance freedom” argues James Goodwin of @CPRBlog. Read more analysis about how a stronger regulatory system supports and encourages civic engagement in Goowin’s essay in @TheRegReview. buff.ly/3IOKSz5
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
"Republicans in Congress are already trying to pass Project 2025 into law by hiding hundreds of its most controversial provisions inside the must-pass annual spending bills,” said @J_A_Goodwin from @CPRBlog.
Find out more at the link...
cleanbudget.org/more-than-30…
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
"It is really hard to disentangle Project 2025 from Trump... Something like 80 percent of the lead authors for the various chapters... are former Trump administration officials from his first term."
— James Goodwin via @thenation
thenation.com/article/politi…
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
NEW from CSS: Biden has left a proud legacy of rulemaking reforms to protect the public that future administrations should build upon.
These reforms make the regulatory process better at protecting the public, more grounded in evidence, more equitable, and more democratic. 🧵
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
🔔 NEW REPORT:
The Sierra Club just released an analysis that shows utilities are overwhelmingly lagging on their progress to retire coal and invest in renewable energy while doubling down on new gas. #DirtyTruth
Find out how your utility scored 👇
bit.ly/3zT9FDA
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
Renters raise alarm over high levels of nitrogen dioxide in apartments.
State funding can help replace gas appliances for renters, but landlords are slow to take advantage via @marylandmatters @AIMforPower
marylandmatters.org/2024/10/…
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
Advocates urge utility regulators to end flawed ratemaking pilot, warn that
pilot has led to excessive rate hikes for 1.3 million Marylanders using BGE.
@1199SEIU_MDDC @AARPMD @CCAN @Greenlaurel7 @emilyscarr
pirg.org/maryland/foundation…
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
Honored to be a new board member to the nonpartisan, & highly influential @PPICNotes. I look forward to helping guide policy research to advance California. ppic.org/blog/five-californi…
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
What if the only requirement to become a government employee was loyalty to the president? #Project2025 would make it easy to fire experts within the U.S.' administrative state, and replace them with just about anyone. @CPRBlog's @j_a_goodwin explains: bit.ly/3ALDp5m
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
As always, @CPRBlog and @federico_holm do a great job of cutting through the noise in "permitting reform" discourse: progressivereform.org/cpr-bl…
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
Replying to @LFAndFriends @CPRBlog
Listen to the full episode co-hosted by @GRITLaura and @maximillian_alv, with reporting by @marcsteiner for @TheRealNews and @AmirKhafagy91 for @CUNYSLU: bit.ly/3XgEauD
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
Is corporate America really on board with Project 2025? The far Right's playbook includes tax cuts and deregulation, along with authoritarian aspects and a crackdown on immigration, as @CPRBlog's Policy Director @j_a_goodwin points out: bit.ly/3XgEauD
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
We know that when workers come together, they can make significant changes to their workplace and achieve great things. That's exactly why the far Right is coming after unions and worker power with Project 2025: bit.ly/3ALDp5m. Ft. @maximillian_alv & @j_a_goodwin.
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
Don't miss this #LaborDay special episode of @LFAndFriends, also playing on PBS around the country. @GRITlaura & I discuss Republicans' war on workers w/ @J_A_Goodwin, from @GregAbbott_TX's "Death Star Bill" in Texas to Project 2025: youtu.be/JlsYzIRSjL0?si=5T5g…
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
Replying to @LFAndFriends @TheRealNews
Co-hosts @GRITLaura and @maximillian_alv are joined by @j_a_goodwin from the Center for Progressive Reform/@CPRBlog, with reporting by Marc Steiner for @TheRealNews and @AmirKhafagy91 for @CUNYSLU: bit.ly/3ALDp5m
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
As @sharblock wrote in her @MSNBC op-ed, no tax on tips "could end up harming workers — and creating a new benefit for the corporations who employ them...It could create an incentive for employers to move more workers from a full hourly wage to the lower tipped minimum wage."
While 'no tax on tips' for tipped workers has gained a lot of attention, labor advocates say it's a distraction from the core issues that permit some workers to be paid a sub-minimum wage, which haven't changed at the federal level since 1991
theguardian.com/us-news/arti…
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
Wildfire smoke “is a toxic soup” of chemicals, building materials and more, and is “several times more harmful to humans than car exhaust,” said Michael Méndez, co-author the study.
“Workers are putting their health on the line.” pressdemocrat.com/article/ne…
Center for Progressive Reform retweeted
The webinar "Tainted Air: Air Quality Monitoring & the Safety of Farmworkers in Wildfire Mandatory Evacuation Zones" runs 11am-12:30pm Wed. 8/14. @UCIrvine Asst. Prof. @MikeMendezPhD moderates a panel that includes PhD student Carlo Chunga Pizarro. RSVP: bit.ly/TaintedAir



















