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In only a very few other places around the world, perhaps in one of those central Asian "stans" no one can pronounce, could we write about the depths of malfeasance that passes for government in our bucolic 240 square miles. If Voltaire or Shalom Aleichem were alive today even they could not have surpassed the fantastical mysteries and ironies that abound in our every day lives.
I write a thrice-weekly column called News That Matters wherein I try to take an objective look at the news and events that shape our lives. People attempt to place the column in a box, denoting it as "liberal" or "conservative" and they are free to do so but they would be wrong each and every time.
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Sunday, May 8, 2011
The NY Conservative Party is (not) in Play on Marriage Equality The role of the NY Conservative Party in Senator Greg Ball's decision process on whether to vote for Marriage Equality.
Sunday, May 8, 2011The NY Conservative Party is (not) in Play on Marriage Equality The role of the NY Conservative Party in Senator Greg Ball's decision process on whether to vote for Marriage Equality.
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
Oh my god! The gas prices! Someone should do something! A short primer on actually how inexpensive gasoline is and how easy it is to lower the price by driving less, carpooling, home energy improvements and the like.
Thursday, April 28, 2011Oh my god! The gas prices! Someone should do something! A short primer on actually how inexpensive gasoline is and how easy it is to lower the price by driving less, carpooling, home energy improvements and the like.
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Monday, April 18, 2011
Jeffrey Deskovic and Criminal Justice American Style Are cash payouts enough to compensate people who have been wrongly imprisoned especially if the conviction came because of misconduct on the part of the State?
Monday, April 18, 2011Jeffrey Deskovic and Criminal Justice American Style Are cash payouts enough to compensate people who have been wrongly imprisoned especially if the conviction came because of misconduct on the part of the State?
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
The Thirty-Eight Billion Dollar Fee. Bank of America pulled in $38 billion in fees from customers and they're always finding ways to pull in more.
Saturday, April 16, 2011The Thirty-Eight Billion Dollar Fee. Bank of America pulled in $38 billion in fees from customers and they're always finding ways to pull in more.
