There is a strong liberal case for nationalizing Starlink
A publicly owned satellite communication company, purchased from its current owner at a fair price, is the best solution to the dilemmas presented by this advancing technology.
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What if the New Deal Coalition...wasn't?
One of the great ‘true but misleading’ statements of 20th century American politics is that ‘more Democrats than Republicans voted against the Civil Rights Act”; one of the greater oversimplifications in response is the claim that the parties ‘flipped’ somewhere between the 1940s and 1970s. The electoral record is indeed
Fossil Fuel Dependence is Poisonous to Liberalism
Liberalism as an idea has long run up against established interests. Its great strength is that it has been able either to thwart or win them over with the promise of economic dynamism - that the power of freed markets would generate such wealth as to overcome any inconvenience caused
The Quasi-Judicial Immigration system presents a threat to all Americans’ rights
The Quasi-Judicial Immigration system presents a threat to all Americans’ rights In a nation of laws, the names of things and their precise definitions take on increasing importance and require increasing scrutiny. Theorists have long noted how words like ‘treason’ or ‘terrorism’ had a tendency to expand in definition so
Honoring our ‘incompatible’ ancestors
Today, nobody would doubt the contribution of the Irish to American history, culture, or economics. But as Douglass was writing, the Irish would have appeared every bit the ‘culturally incompatible’ immigrants Vance is warning Germany about.