Abundance Demands Executive Power Shift

The author says abundance isn’t a centrist rebrand but a pro‑growth program that strips local vetoes and concentrates authority in elected governors and mayors to deliver housing, energy, and competent services. The goal is a 'strong but limited' state that can execute, not a big‑tent moderation project. — This reframes abundance as institutional redesign—centralizing decision rights to overcome process sclerosis—shaping how coalitions pursue YIMBY and energy build‑out.