big government
Neither small nor big, but local
Brian Brown considers the future of governance.
Big Society, big con?
PM David Cameron wants to remake Britain. Critics say his plan will end up destroying the United Kingdom.
It’s not all Obama’s fault
Two recent articles on this site—one by Mark Steyn, the other by Luiza Ch. Savage—suggested Barack Obama is responsible for the rising tension and partisan polarization that led to the raucous Tea Parties and townhall meetings of the summer. Indeed, Obama has lost support since the late spring, particularly among independent voters and the elderly. The healthcare debate has been a factor, but it has also become increasingly clear an innate fear of big government has a lot to do with the unease since Obama’s inauguration. Still, to put the blame solely on Obama’s policies or, in the cases of Jimmy Carter and Maureen Down, on racism, is to deal in oversimplification.
Gosh, is there an election on or something?
Quebec, Ottawa announce $4 billion infrastructure deal