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Aaron M. Renn is a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research and a Contributing Editor at its quarterly magazine City Journal. He is on a mission to help America’s cities thrive in an ever more complex, competitive, globalized, and diverse 21st century. This requires building a future that is both demographically and economically sustainable and equitable. It means creating an engine of opportunity and upward mobility, and a platform on which a broad majority of citizens can …

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Blue America's Family Values

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By Aaron M. Renn
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Washington, DC resident Joshua Sohn penned an interesting piece for the Institute for Family Studies about the largely progressive families that surround his. It’s observational journalism, not a quantitative or statistical report, but very interesting as a sort of ethnographic piece. Blue families certainly do exist. I live among them. Specifically, my family lives in the District of Columbia, where Kamala Harris beat Donald Trump 90% to 6% in the last election.
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From Titans to Technocrats

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By Aaron M. Renn
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A pair of articles about Columbus, Ohio were published last week that shed light on growing societal inequality in a “K-shaped” economy, and also the leadership challenges facing our cities and country. They expose something that local leaders across the country can feel but not quite fully understand or articulate, namely that the current model of civic leadership in America is weaker than people think based on success headlines.
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The New Color of Money

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Tim Challies wrote an interesting piece about how the rising wealth of senior citizens means the new color of money is now gray. Here’s the reality I am thinking about: human beings are far wealthier than they have ever been and are, on average, living far longer than they ever have in the past. This is leaving vast amounts of wealth and power in the hands of people who are not merely senior citizens, but who are often well into their 80s or 90s.
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