…air according to Sam Wang at Princeton Consortium. “Snapshot probability distribution of all possible outcomes calculated from current state polls. The blue bars represent combinations of outcomes leading to Democratic…
…beautiful trees, And the freedom to take such a walk with those family members To that lake without fear, For this body that moves, this air that nourishes, this sky…
…the boomer market, 2) address the rapid rise of energy prices by investment in conservation, fuel switching and process changes 3) move production from the rust belt to the air…
…got a fair amount of attention (even a radio interview) because its takeaway graph seemed to surprise people (as it did me, when I put it together). Here it is…
…on “Hope” and “Change.” And the GOP hasn’t officially taken control of the Senate yet. I am one step from despair. But despair will never be an option. You want…
…do care about, because our nominee is someone whose life—whose silly personal controversies—will always suck the air from any discussion of actual substantive policy. It is not Clinton’s fault that…
…it would not be able to maintain a sustained effective air campaign thereafter. It didn’t have the resources and reserves. A link to that 2009 post can be found in…
…detergent commercial, intended to air during the Olympics. Gay weddings! Babies being born! Moms going back to work! Clorox, this commercial seems to say, has finally gotten with the program….
…were given to us by God? Who knew? The highway system, sewer and water systems, airports and air traffic control, operation of shipping ports, public school systems, and (going back…