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Eric Lotke's picture

2044: Big Brother Inc.

A new novel, "2044," starts where George Orwell’s 1984 left off. The problem is Big Brother Inc., not Big Brother. The government didn’t take over. It got taken over. 2044 follows the pattern to the endpoint.

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David Wenbert's picture

An America Flush with Infrastructure: Why They're ALL "Bridges to Nowhere"

In the stampede to bring new infrastructure 'investment' programs onto the agenda of the incoming Obama Administration, Progressives are in the process of being seriously rolled by the Old Left, and some tragic public policy mistakes seem about to be made as a consequence. more »

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Robert Stein's picture

US Population Reduction is the Root of the Progressive Agenda

The earth has a limited abilty to sustain more people, living in increasing affluence, and using increasingly destructive technologies. There are many scientific and government papers reporting that both our national and global populations are over that limit by a factor of two or three -- even if we stop using fossil fuels immediately. more »

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Tom Sullivan's picture

More Water Woes

Rick Perlstein took up Atlanta's water problems yesterday, and I wanted to add my two cents. It's funny hearing Atlanta's water problems discussed as something recent. more »

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Isaiah J. Poole's picture

Let's Bank On Rebuilding America

Instead of a silly argument over a "gas tax holiday," we desperately need a serious discussion about the nation's infrastructure. And there is a good legislative proposal that could be the basis for that discussion. more »

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