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The cost of reality means sacrificing until it’s fixed
One of the costs of putting one’s thoughts out in a public forum like a weblog is that one’s readers often expect both an opinion and a solution if the issue at hand is a problem that needs solving. The issue … Continue reading →
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The cost of reality
I’ve been watching the progress of the collective bargaining revocation bills in Wisconsin and Ohio with great curiosity and not a small amount of amusement. What I see on all sides of this debate is a failure to deal with reality. Teacher’s unions fail … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2011, anger, collective bargaining, cuts, deficits, Economy, Government, Governments, money, protests, Reality, taxes, unions, welfare
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