Lydia DePillis says Washington, D.C. needs a fiscally-conservative alternative to the lefty D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute, the only think tank focused on the city’s local government. Are participants in marathons and other event-based fundraisers really donors in the same sense as direct-marketing donors? Tom Belford says no. Pork Barrel Barbecue has released a barbecue-scented fragrance. Really. […]
Posts Tagged: Transportation
Friday Links: Tolerance of Insensitivity
What a multicultural society really needs; the cost of text fundraising; the rise of Megabus; growing dependency; and an EPA rap.
Monday Links: That’s Not Privatization
Outsourcing isn’t the same as privatization; federalism in transportation funding; setting up a merchant account; and rick-rolling the legislature.
What I’m Reading — September 4th
Some of the links I’ve collected from around the web from August 31st to September 4th.
What I’m Reading — August 11th
Some of the links I’ve collected from around the web from August 9th to August 11th.
What I’m Reading — July 12th
Some of the links I’ve collected from around the web from July 8th to July 12th.
What I’m Reading — May 23rd
Some of the links I’ve collected from around the web on May 23rd
How Compromises Work in Congress
What happens when the House of Representatives and Senate pass slightly different versions of the same legislation? Any schoolkid can answer that: the House and the Senate send delegates to negotiate a compromise bill. If only it actually worked that way. All too often, the negotiators don’t split the difference during the House-Senate conference, particularly […]