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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
The Preferences of the Wealthy and Their Role in Our Politics A critical concern of our time is not simply our high levels of income inequality and their negative impact on opportunity and mobility. It's how inequality and immobility become entrenched in the system -- how they replicate.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013The Preferences of the Wealthy and Their Role in Our Politics A critical concern of our time is not simply our high levels of income inequality and their negative impact on opportunity and mobility. It's how inequality and immobility become entrenched in the system -- how they replicate.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013
What Did You Learn From the Cliff Debate, Dorothy? Republicans are dedicated to protecting wealth, period. They don't care about deficit reduction, effective government, what's best for the middle class or the working class or solving economic problems.
Wednesday, January 2, 2013What Did You Learn From the Cliff Debate, Dorothy? Republicans are dedicated to protecting wealth, period. They don't care about deficit reduction, effective government, what's best for the middle class or the working class or solving economic problems.
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Saturday, October 20, 2012
Romney's Tax Plan: Are Blogs Evidence? What Is? Of the six studies that Gov. Romney cites to defend his mathematically-challenged tax plan, a few were blogs and were thus often dismissed by critics as being de facto inadequate evidence simply by dint of being blog posts. I think it's entirely fair to heavily discount blogs as evidence. Obviously, quality varies widely and there are no gate keepers on the net, and nothing approaching rigorous peer review.
Saturday, October 20, 2012Romney's Tax Plan: Are Blogs Evidence? What Is? Of the six studies that Gov. Romney cites to defend his mathematically-challenged tax plan, a few were blogs and were thus often dismissed by critics as being de facto inadequate evidence simply by dint of being blog posts. I think it's entirely fair to heavily discount blogs as evidence. Obviously, quality varies widely and there are no gate keepers on the net, and nothing approaching rigorous peer review.
