Dad/husband, Real Estate Developer/owner, recovering lawyer, Rutgers Adjunct Prof; 2021 NJBA President; Former Chair: NJ-BUILDPAC; Mostly real estate/policy.
Essex County, NJ
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Josh Mann retweeted
Tanking with no first round pick is the most #Colts thing ever.
Josh Mann retweeted
You believe you are “anti-fascist” but Hamas is literally executing their citizens in the streets for questioning their rule.
You believe you are anti-Nazi, but you are part of a faction trying to complete their political project.
You believe you are anti-MAGA, but you are making our party seem insane to normal people.
You are definitionally the thing you claim to fight.
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My values, my identity and my community are far more important to me than any individual election result. Regardless, it’s widely understood that I lost in my particular district for the same reasons this ad is repugnant, blatantly false, and incites even more violence against Jews.
And sadly, you consistently add fuel to this slanderous and anti-Jewish fire.
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American families each pay $500 a year for ICE atrocities, $1,700 on Trump tariffs, $1175 more on health insurance, and $2290 on goods from China as it destroys the Uyghur people, but sure, air an ad about $161 to Israel instead.
Yes, it’s antisemitic. El-Sayed should demand it be taken down.
Unless Abdul El-Sayed immediately demands that this campaign ad be taken down and unequivocally condemns it and its creators, he will be exposed as a vile, dangerous, and divisive antisemite. Any (of my fellow) Democrats who condemn the disgusting Ramaswamy ad in Ohio but do not condemn this deserve our unflinching contempt.
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When I mention that my top issue is not Israel, it is the safety of my community here in Michigan, this is what I mean.
Ads like this are fundamentally untrue (it is Donald Trump and the voters that returned him to power that are responsible for this war, not the 75% of American Jews who voted for Kamals Harris), but they also make my family unsafe by granting a moral permission structure to attack Jews in America.
New @RebellionPac ad dropping in Michigan. We have to suffer here at home, so Israel can get all its wars. That’s why they buy politicians like Mike Rogers. He promised to serve Israel “unconditionally,” but never made that promise to you.
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New low for normalized Jew-hate in the American Democratic Party. Very sad:
Painting your political opponents as puppets of Jews, as this El-Sayed ad does, and as crazed baby-killers and money-grubbing villains who are the root cause of every bad thing not just in the world, but in your life—from wars to the price of eggs to the reason you can’t have free healthcare—is not just low-grade Jew-hate. It’s pure Third Reich stuff, translated directly from the original German.
Do you remember when Jewish Democrats in Michigan explained that they would vote for El-Sayed despite his open disdain for Jews, since there are many other important issues they need him to fight for? That anything was worth it to “defeat MAGA”?
Well, here’s El-Sayed’s answer to them: Don’t worry, all those issues we agree on, like healthcare, inflation, and climate change, I’m going to make them about Jews too! I will tell the public that the Jews are the reason they can’t have those things.
Josh Mann retweeted
If I had a nickel for everytime I’ve heard a GM mention a Bayesian hierarchical model, I’d have one nickel.
And I acquired that nickel today.
My 2 questions for #NJDevils GM Sunny Mehta at his press conference today and his well thought out answers.
Called him out for bluffing. Got him talking about Bayesian hierarchical models. And allegedly stole @mikemorrealeNHL’s question 😂
Josh Mann retweeted
The trade is complete. Connor Hellebuyck is officially a Devil. Trade details out soon.
Josh Mann retweeted
No one has ever won both the FIFA Peace Prize and the Citizens of Iowa Man Of The Century award in the same year
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This is the standard way to score tax policy. You score the law as written (in this case a one-time wealth tax) and the behavioral consequences from that law (people worried it will last moving).
There are arguments against that approach. But is not “highly inappropriate” or “dishonest” to do what JCT or any other neutral body would do.
Let’s be clear: this is a highly inappropriate way to model the effect of Prop 40 on taxpayer behavior.
For one, it’s a basic violation of rational expectations, a cornerstone of modern economics.
In Jaros and @joshrauh world, the billionaires act irrationally: they respond to a policy that does not exist and will never exist.
Economics students around the world are taught this is not an appropriate way to model behavior — but apparently in this context (fighting Prop 40) it’s OK.
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Gabriel Zucman @gabriel_zucman has now for the third time criticized our research on California’s proposed billionaire tax, claiming we have provided “no answer” to his criticisms.
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We have actually already responded twice on this platform, but let’s address his arguments once more in detail, with the hope that third time’s the charm. 1/14
This Hoover Institution study, which has fueled the deluge of ads (more than $200 million spent by billionaires so far) to defeat the California billionaire tax, is spectacularly misleading.
Let me explain its crucial flaw. 🧵
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Zucman argues that the tax will raise his projected revenue because billionaires who leave CA after 1/1/26 will be taxed anyway.
At least $542B of net worth (Page, Brin, Thiel) departed the state by 12/31/25.
The entire thread is a misleading denial of this fact.
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Josh Mann retweeted
Zucman is considered the most credentialed and elite academic supporting the notion of wealth taxes - the fact that he is outmatched intellectually by the average anon RW poster on here is telling; the socialists vainly try to establish an academic veneer for their schemes but at the end of the day it’s just about resentment and hatred of the successful and well turned out. There’s no genuine policy case for wealth taxes and Zucmans latest beclownment should show how thin the veil is
The key problem is this:
Why would billionaires permanently leave California in response to a one-time tax owed if they lived there on January 1, 2026?
It would only make sense for them to leave if the tax becomes annual.
But if the tax becomes annual, it would also generate revenue annually — by virtue of, well, being annual.
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When your policies are born out of hostility toward property owners, this is what happens.
Isabel Adon bought into a co-op in the Bronx to build something for her children. Junior Gonzalez did it after serving in the Marines. They say overnight, the city of New York took it all with little to no notice or compensation, labeling their building "distressed" and transferring the deed to a nonprofit. This happened to hundreds of families, nearly all in minority communities. A $60 million settlement has been proposed, but the fight isn't over. Every family deserves the right to build generational wealth without fear of losing it.
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I ran a SuperPAC that supported @MalloryMcMorrow. This poll was used by several donors to pull back funding at a time we were being outspent by $80 million.
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1. This claim is downright false. The top 0.001% paid an avg effective tax rate in the high 30s in recent years
2. Zucman's published stats from 2018 confirmed this. Then he manipulated how he calculates them to fit his story. I caught him red handed.
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Josh Mann retweeted
It's funny that Democrats have a guy that can win by Assad margins in a must-win swing state but he's not even talked about for 2028 because he's Jewish.
Bravo Group poll | 10/5-10/11 RV
Pennsylvania Governor 2026
🟦Josh Shapiro 58% (incumbent)
🟥Stacy Garrity 28%
Link to poll: bravogroup.us/morning-scrapp…
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California's Billionaire Tax Act would collect roughly $30 billion. Accounting for lost income taxes from departures, the mean Net Present Value is negative $39 billion, from Benjamin Jaros and Joshua Rauh nber.org/papers/w35899
