…this case insist that a difficult question of public policy must be taken from the reach of the voters, and thus removed from the realm of public discussion, dialogue, and…

…in Concord. Ah, “freedom.” I mean, freedom. What Brown and other high-profile Republicans, including soon-to-be presidential candidates from, say, Ohio, actually are doing is arguing for a “public option.” By…

…notes: “public opinion about the law itself is negative.” Indeed, nationwide polls show that approval ratings for Obamcare have been sinking in recent months. Reform appears less popular than it…

Guest Post by Mark Jamison, retired Postmaster Webster, N.C. This post originally appeared at Daily Yonder Blog, entitled Speak Your Piece: Pray in Closet, Not Public Town of Greece v….

…wrote “public offerings” not “initial public offerings”. It is possible for an existing joint stock corporation to issue new shares diluting the old shares. This is very tightly regulated and…

…the need for public education and treats such public funding as an affront to the market. If scrutinizing this proposal puts us onto a slippery slope then accepting it simply…

…the public does not know about: Apprising the public of these things isn’t on the list of recommendations their political consultants advise them to do. If it’s not a culture-wars…

…the second Basket. She then should tell the public about who actually is funding Trump and calling the shots. Yes; she should introduce the public to … the Mercers. And…

…to educate the public about the Trump agenda that huge swaths of the public—including, apparently, most millennials—doesn’t know about. Including all those court and agency-head appointments. And what that would…

…largely successful attempts at movement-rightwing takeover of so very much of American public life—journalism reportage and editing methodology, political punditry, decisonmaking by college and university academic hiring committees, self-styled-centrist fiscal…