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go to amazon.com.uk.uk. U.K. slash prime. But the really big problem from the Democratic Party

is it's viewed as, to some degree, the party of disorder. It's the view as the party of people

sleeping on the streets, of crime, of disorder at the border, all of those sort of set of issues.

And I do think those actually go together with the abundant stuff more than you might think, right?

Because I think for most voters, those are about whether government is working for them on the really kind of simple things that government does, right?

What abundance does is it's trying to center the really fundamental material challenges people have.

And now the good fight with Yasha Monk.

In the last months, there has been a big debate in the Democratic Party about the idea of abundance.

It's one of the big problems that we have too much regulation, too many roadblocks to actually being able to do things like

build new homes, get high-speed rail from San Francisco to LA, have more people enter the medical professions.

And if so, is there a realistic set of policy ideas, a realistic set of electoral promises

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