I can’t understand why the greenies keep building a false dichotomy between looking out for the bottom line and being clean — they both mean green…
Saving energy means saving money — you couldn’t ask for a better selling point, especially as energy prices continue to climb. We don’t need alarmism to lower our carbon levels […]
Interesting perspective…
A thought struck me the other day: did the Iraq War save American liberty? Think about what Americans were willing to do and what they were willing to sacrifice (at least, from their neighbors) in the wake of 9/11? Like a lot of libertarians, I thought for sure we would be the United States […]
Am I the only one offended by the word bipartisan? Isn’t it a bit of an over-simplification? Even if we were all republicrats, isn’t there more than two sides to every issue? When describing a measure, this word seems to carry with it a positive connotation of inclusiveness, but it’s all a farce. It suggests […]
It’s been almost since my last post. Why so damn long? I’m busy as hell — but that’s a post for a different day. What dragged me out of hibernation was a post by a friend of mine about cable competition, or lack thereof, in MoCo — a subject I’m painfully familiar with.
So Montgomery County, […]
I’m a regular Cato@Liberty lurker but I’ve been buried in work and have been a little slow clearing out my feed reader’s backlog. I just came across ‘Net Wars, a Tom Firey post regarding the upcoming network neutrality debate. He started out with a solid summary, but once I read the analysis, I couldn’t believe […]