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Political Discussion: We Didn’t Change Each Other’s Minds, but We Saw Each Other’s Points
My brother came to visit this week, and we had a big political discussion on Sunday afternoon. My brother is a Republican who voted early for the Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan ticket. As for myself, while I registered as a Republican … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Economics, Environment, Family, Health Care, Life, Political Philosophy, Politics, Ronald Reagan
Tagged business, Politics, private health insurance, transportation
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Reactions to the First Night of the Republican National Convention
I just watched the first night of the Republican National Convention. Here are some of my reactions. 1. I can only speak for myself personally, but I thought that the Convention made quite an impression when it comes to policy. … Continue reading
Posted in Candidates, Economics, Environment, Political Philosophy, Politics, Regulation
Tagged business, climate, economy, government, Politics, transportation
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Sally Ride on Touched by an Angel
Astronaut Sally Ride has passed on. She appeared on a Touched by an Angel episode, and here’s a summary of it, with pictures of Sally!
Posted in Deaths, Television, Touched by an Angel
Tagged angel episode, astronaut sally, sally ride, touched by an angel, transportation
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How Stimulus Fails
I read a good article this morning called How Stimulus Fails. It’s by Jim Epstein of Reason Magazine, a libertarian publication. The idea behind stimulus is that the government will revive a flagging economy by spending more money on such … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Economics, Political Philosophy, Politics
Tagged business, economy, government, Politics, transportation
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“It’s On the Role of Government”
Rachel Held Evans has posted her “Ask a Christian Progressive” post, which features Progressive Tim King, of Sojourners. I especially appreciated Tim’s response to the question “What myth about progressives would you like to debunk?” He says: “It’s on the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Postmodernism, Regulation
Tagged cars, environment, government, Politics, science, transportation
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Two Perspectives on U.S. Energy Policy
I listened to two talk radio shows today. The first was that of Rush Limbaugh, the controversial right-wing host. And the second was that of Thom Hartmann, a progressive. I was especially intrigued by their different points-of-view on energy policy, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Political Philosophy, Politics, rush limbaugh
Tagged cars, environment, Politics, science, transportation
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