You ignore the administrative/legal barriers to any new project that greatly increased since that time, due to legislation pushed mostly by left. Today it is su

You ignore the administrative/legal barriers to any new project that greatly increased since that time, due to legislation pushed mostly by left. Today it is substantially harder to build anything, both for public and private sector (although private sector can push through by throwing more money at the problem). > We don’t need to reinvent anything—we just need the political will to do what we already did once, and quite successfully. We are in vetocracy, because cheapest way way to placate your political supporters is to give them power to veto what they do not want (instead of accomplish anything positive). See https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2025/05/abundance-democrats-political-power/682929/ https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2025/05/abundance-...