Jonah Wolff

“Mutual fund companies are reincarnated equivalents of the excessively powerful trusts that made us enact antitrust laws in the first place. Economists and others across the ideological spectrum now worry about the effects of this new stratum of command and control. Because mutual funds have controlling interests in the big dominant competitors in almost every major business—food, drugs, airlines, telecommunications, banking, seeds, whatever—they aren't naturally inclined to make those rival companies compete aggressively against one another.”
― Kurt Andersen, Evil Geniuses: The Unmaking of America: A Recent History

“Lorne is truly a paradox. Half parade, half ox.”
― Colin Jost, A Very Punchable Face

“Perpetually on-the-go New Jerseyans are a highly declarative people who speak very clearly, and with our hands.”
― Kal Penn, You Can’t Be Serious

“Earlier that day, Bobi Wine, a Ugandan musician and nearly successful presidential candidate—or maybe, if the votes had been counted correctly, a genuinely successful one—spoke to the group. He argued against the use of the word "opposition." No, he argued, we are not an opposition; we are an option, a better option.”
― Anne Applebaum, Autocracy, Inc.: The Dictators Who Want to Run the World