The Real ID Act 2005 not funded in new budget, BUT http://www.cato-at-liberty.org/another-nail-in-real-ids-coffin/#utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+Cato-at-liberty+(Cato+at+Liberty) The above link is to a story wri...
That is who will be waiting for you tonight in Edmond do you see anything listed about this meeting on the City of Edmond’s website? I wouldn’t go. The organization that is holding the meeting is non-profit organization, not a … Continue ...
What is wrong with Edmond I am finding out is the same thing that is wrong with a lot of cities all across the US. (more on this later) See also- Tonights Sustainability Meeting in Edmond is a Sham! So what … Continue reading →
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Try $65 million in public money.” That’s how much taxpayers will be spending on a $72 million “green” building in downtown Portland. Continue reading →
By Shelli Dawdy This is a continuation from yesterday’s article about the Tax Cut Compromise. If Democrats’ want to play class warfare, perhaps the debate should include such vivid examples of where this kind of rhetoric can ultimately lead if it is allowed to stand unchallenged. In Soviet Russia, upper-middle class peasants known as kulaks [...]
The American Dream Coalition presents; Happy Smart Growth Featuring Biff Fantastic – national pitchman for Happy Smart Growth! Commercial 1: The Compactorizer (60 seconds) Commercial 2: You’ve Been Wronged! (60 seconds) Commercial 3: Planning Charr...
Urban Planning Dream or Nightmare? In Best-Laid Plans, the Antiplanner argues that cities are too complicated to plan, so anyone who tries to plan them ends up following fads and focusing on one or two goals to the near-exclusion of … Continue re...
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By Shelli Dawdy Webster’s online dictionary provides some example phrases for some words. I find one of the examples for the word compromise, fascinating 1: “To avoid an argument, always be ready to seek compromise.” There’s no question we’ve heard a lot about bipartisanship and compromise. I’m not naive, compromise is of course, a necessary [...]