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Fireside Stacks

Alex Williams, Elizabeth Pancotti, Emily DiVito, Diana Reddy, Suzanne Kahn, Hannah Groch-Begley, Michael Linden, Seth Harris, Matt Hughes

Fireside Stacks is a weekly newsletter from Roosevelt Forward about progressive politics, policy, and economics focused on building a new economy that centers economic security, shared prosperity, and rebalanced power.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

The $400,000 Question: Why the Administration’s Tax Pledge Makes Sense

This week, we have a guest author: Michael Linden is a senior policy fellow at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth. He previously served in senior roles at the White House Office of Management and Budget and on two Senate committees....

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Caring about Care: Why an Industrial Strategy for Care Makes Sense in Any Economy

At Roosevelt, we talk a lot about the need for an “industrial strategy for care work”—in fact, we talked about it just a few weeks ago here. We like the industrial strategy framework because it puts care where it should be: in the category ...

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They Can't Keep Getting Away with This: A Second Chance at Mercedes

This week, we have two guest authors: Diana Reddy, assistant professor at UC Berkeley Law and Roosevelt Institute fellow; and Seth D. Harris, distinguished professor of practice at Northeastern University and senior fellow and director of t...

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America’s in Its Cross-Partisan Era. Here’s Where It Needs to Go Next.

In 2024, “politics as usual” needs some redefining. After a decade of progressive organizing post-Great Recession, a majority of Americans entered the 2020s with bigger expectations of what government can do to create the economy they want....

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Alex Williams

    studied econ and played music for a while

  • Elizabeth Pancotti

    director of special initiatives at the roosevelt institute and roosevelt forward. extra dry cappuccino, please.

  • Emily DiVito

    deputy director of corporate power at roosevelt institute and roosevelt forward.

  • Diana Reddy

    Work, unions, prof, TV

  • Suzanne Kahn

    VP, Think Tank at Roosevelt Institute and Roosevelt Forward

  • Hannah Groch-Begley

    As director of Roosevelt’s think tank, Hannah manages the day-to-day of research staff, oversees the think tank fellows program, and helps shape research priorities. Hannah holds a PhD in Gender History from Rutgers University.

  • Michael Linden

    Michael's been working on tax and budget issues for quite some time now. He has served as the Executive Associate Director at the White House Office of Management and Budget, and a Senior Advisor two Senate committees.

  • Seth Harris

    Distinguished Professor of Practice, Northeastern University; Affiliated Faculty & Senior Fellow at the Burnes Center for Social Change. Former Deputy Assistant to the President & Deputy Director of the White House’s National Economic Council.

  • Matt Hughes

    director of editorial and narrative strategy at the roosevelt institute + roosevelt forward

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