Fireside Stacks
Mike Madowitz, Miranda Yaver, Stephen Nuñez, Kristen Crowell, Ned Resnikoff, Elizabeth Wilkins, Portia Allen-Kyle, Noa Rosinplotz, Lena Bilik, Igor Volsky, Brad Lipton, Rey Fuentes, Katie Kirchner, Jacob Spitz, Patrick OakfordFireside Stacks is a newsletter about bold economic ideas and the people who put them into motion.
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The Supreme Court’s Pro-Wealthy Bias Is Growing. Here’s What the Data Says.
This week, we’re bringing you insights from a fascinating study about how today’s Supreme Court is favoring the interests of the ultra-wealthy more than at any point in history. The researchers’ analysis found that over the years, Republica...
Billionaires Shouldn't Just Pay More. They Should Have Less.
Igor Volsky leads the Tax the Greedy Billionaires campaign and is the founder of Volsky Ventures. Previously, he served as the founding executive director of Guns Down America and has held leadership positions at Groundwork Action and the C...
How Companies Profit from a Supersized ICE
Trump 2.0’s deportation regime has dominated headlines over the last year and sparked mass protests in Minnesota and beyond. And while the administration has slashed much of the federal government’s capacity, ICE has ballooned in size and b...
How the Trump Administration Made Tax Filing Harder—and More Profitable
With the opening of tax season this week, it’s a good time to remind Americans that the misery of filing taxes isn’t an accident. It’s a business model, and one that is set to produce a very profitable year. Despite the success of the free,...
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dad of leisure, principal economist @ Roosevelt institute & Roosevelt Forward (via LOTS of think tanks, some gov & an infinite series of updated priors)
Political scientist. Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management at the University of Pittsburgh. Writing on administrative burden and inequality in health care. Bylines at NYT, WaPo, and The Guardian. Coverage Denied (CUP 2026).
As director of stratification economics for the Roosevelt Institute, Dr. Nuñez leads research on systemic inequalities in the economy and the ways in which public policy has perpetuated them.
Mom, policy enthusiast, working to make the rich and corporations pay more in taxes.
Urban policy consultant and Roosevelt Institute fellow. Working on a book about cities.
Elizabeth Wilkins is the president and CEO at Roosevelt.
Civil rights attorney and equity architect thinking big picture about policy change that delivers real impact for communities.
Noa is a senior research associate at Roosevelt, interested in taxes, economic inequality, and public provision.
Senior Program Manager @ Roosevelt Institute/Roosevelt Forward. Thinking/writing about care, labor, and the intersection of gender and economics.
Longtime political communications and advocacy professional, co-founder of the Mindfulness in Politics Project.
Director, Corporate Power and Financial Regulation, Roosevelt Institute and Roosevelt Forward.
As an organizer, educator, and chronically online millennial, I spend my time thinking about how to build a stronger, more inclusive community of progressive policymakers and how to use the discourse™ to advance a progressive worldview.
Economics PhD at Columbia University
Director, Worker Power and Economic Security at Roosevelt Institute and Roosevelt Forward
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