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Showing posts with label
congress
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24 October 2019
Trump as Your Rogue Mailman
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Trump creates so much daily chaos that it is easy to lose track of why Congress has moved ahead with impeachment hearings. A simple analogy ...
01 November 2017
The Most Overlooked Reason for Growing Polarization in Congress
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An interesting study here depicts how little overlap there is in voting in Congress compared to what it was decades ago. As you can see...
08 October 2017
A Simple Proposal for Making Congress Sane and Effective
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Budgets are the clearest expression of values. Right now they are negotiated slowly and if a vote comes down to just one or two senators, sa...
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21 November 2009
And Healthcare for All ....
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We're on the first step towards turning healthcare into a right rather than something one needs to earn. I should feel wildly enthused a...
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06 October 2009
Today's Big Idea for Congress
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I generally dislike term limits. They seem to me a way to ensure that the lobbyists have all the experience and the legislators are perpetua...
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18 November 2008
Convict Nearly Wins Senate Seat - Or The Paradox of (Reductionist) Politics
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It is a testament to Stevens' popularity — he was once named "Alaskan of the Century" — that he won nearly half the votes, eve...
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02 October 2008
Captain Credit Crunch to the Rescue
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This nation faces a credit crunch. Car sales are down from last year. Home sales are down. We're teetering on the brink of - or more pro...
24 July 2008
Crony Capitalism and the Curiously Named House Housing Bill
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I think that I may have to side with Bush on this one. It does not make sense to rescue the mortgage industry with legislation that will co...
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23 March 2007
Non Sequitur - the Fashionable Language of Politics
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It is time to set loose the jesters. Today, the United States congress debated and passed a spending bill for our troops in Iraq. I can only...
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08 February 2007
Bureaucracy Busting and a 2008 Presidential Proposal
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“The British created a civil service job in 1803 calling for a man to stand on the Cliffs of Dover. The man was supposed to ring a bell if h...
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