Race, Presidential Politics, and the Winner-Take-All Rule (4 of 4)
…Act. The article was published in The Yale Law Journal, Vol. 105, No. 4 (Jan., 1996), pp. 935-1021. I have removed the extensive footnotes to facilitate presentation in the blog…
…Act. The article was published in The Yale Law Journal, Vol. 105, No. 4 (Jan., 1996), pp. 935-1021. I have removed the extensive footnotes to facilitate presentation in the blog…
…extraordinary meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Party after the Brexit vote last June. Today, “The Staggers, The New Statesman’s rolling politics blog” published an essay by Phillipson titled, Where do…
Lambert Strether at Naked Capitalism live blog from last night is here….
Guest Post by Mark Jamison, retired Postmaster Webster, N.C. This post originally appeared on Save The Post Office Blog. This is Part 2 of three posts and following Invisible Hands:…
by New Deal democrat originally published at Bondadd blog. (Dan here) NDD takes a look at the new Russel Sage Foundation report on changes in net wealth for Americans: Two…
…tax. As DealBook Blog founder Andrew Sorkin questions the takeover and quotes Southern California Gould School of Law Prof. and former JCT chief of staff Edward D. Kleinbard in his…
…and their adult children are economically secure are a shrinking minority. This is the one good thing that can be said about growing economic inequality. Originated at Health Beat Blog…
…year earlier.” All in all, this seems an early indication that when it comes to health care reform, familiarity breeds support. – Originated at Health Beat Blog – Maggie Mahar…
…innovative synthesis of natural history, bookkeeping and theology. Read on here this new blog post about how to manage your bookkeeping. The clue here is that there is indeed at…
…not resolve conflicts by asking homeowners’ association presidents to mediate conflicts. Not homeowners’ association presidents who also are Republican activists, anyway. Well, today, Greg Sargent posted a blog post at…