…that “[The Diebold software’s] process eliminates the need for the generation and storage of paper ballots for use with provisional voters,” which leads me to suspect that the Diebold marketing…

…It may take fully another generation for it to take root and blossom, but its presence cannot be ignored or dismissed. Hyperbole you say? Perhaps. On the other hand, Ann…

…suggest that it is a matter of the age or generation of the columnist. By far the most important pundit right now is Paul Krugman, because of WHAT he writes,…

…generation will be imposed on a skeptical public by a government agency whose credibility is in ruins. — Michael Gerson, The unwelcome role of the IRS in Obamacare [corrected link],…

…that will be paid for by this generation. And we’ve got to do a better job of explaining that.” Student debt as a result of high interest student loans is…

…is getting a smaller share. And then the third piece, very unlikely source, the past few days, the International Monetary Fund, which for basically a generation had been the center…

…in his analysis, even though the founding generation took state sovereignty much more seriously than we do today. Posner follows that with this priceless deconstruction: Still, it is worth looking…

…Yes: that (“Southern“) strategy worked brilliantly for decades. (Johnson said that civil-rights legislation would lose the South to Democrats “for a generation,” and he was only wrong in underestimating the…

…with “too big to fail” bailouts” generation of financial institutions and “shadow” financial insitutions like the hedge funds. Hedge funds aren’t very good for investors (see, e.g., this item showing…

…part of an establishement united by anti-communism and corruption. Then a new generation of magistrates became senior enough to be independent and the corruption was prosecuted. Very few powerful people…