But It’s Not Fair: Student Loans and the Growing Demand of Debt
Simply shifting the student loan burden to taxpayers doesn’t address the perverse incentives of a broken system of higher education.
Category: ICYMI
The Unsung Hero of The Election Is Shyamala Gopalan Harris
With that kind of empowerment and love at home, the Vice President-Elect was almost guaranteed a life of success and confidence.
Brad Raffensperger Serves Up The Peaches of Consternation
Brad Raffensperger and others of character are not going to let MAGA burn Atlanta’s electoral integrity just for the YOLO of a lost cause.
On History and Being Doomed to Repeat It
We cannot and should not, ever allow “history is repeating itself” to mess with our heads. History cannot repeat itself in the strictest sense of the word.
But My Group Wants to Parler All The Time, Parler All The Time
Is the latest Twexit to Parler really the changing of the social media guard, or is something else going on here?
Bang!
I doubt I could get a thousand tons of uranium ore without attracting a bit of unwanted attention. In fact, it’s probably best I don’t disclose too much”
The Student, The Teacher, and Zoom
We now have a chance to evaluate all the extraneous investments to design a much more effective and efficient educational institutions
Yes, Virginia, There Is Still A Pandemic Going On
We are in the midst of a catastrophic surge in the virus that matches or exceeds what we experienced earlier this year.
Election 2020 Chapter 6: The End Of The Road
Understanding these results in three parts: the polling miss, the fundamentals of the race, and the short-term future of American politics
Attention Must Be Paid: The Electoral Lessons of the Working Class
The answer is no, liberals and NeverTrump conservatives haven’t learned a thing from 2016 about the working class.
MAGA in the RGV
Why did Trump do so well in the Rio Grande Valley? To borrow a phrase, Latinos are like everyone else, only more so.
Motivated Ambiguity and the 2020 Election
On reasonable doubts of reasonable people, and the people who believe things that are wrong while casting shadows and flinging spaghetti.
And Now All Eyes Are on Georgia. May God Have Mercy on Us All.
Since every other state in America had the good sense to finish up THEIR elections this week, that means all the attention is on us.
Forty-six and Two Ahead of Me
Joe Biden has won the presidency. Meaning 70 some days to 46. Two years until the midterms. Four years before we do it all again.
We Have Seen the Election Conspiracy, and It Is Us
There is no massive conspiracy. This is an election that has stretched norms and strained systems not meant to deal with the chaos.
Retail Blues: Losing the Formative Experience of Young Workers
Fewer young people in the workforce means a longer delay in the development of not only the workforce, but the habits of work that make for better people.
