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postlibertarian.com
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| | | | | In my last post, I made the case for why voting for a main party was far more likely to be a wasted vote than a vote for third party. I made this argument on the basis of the presidential vot... | |
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ukconstitutionallaw.org
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| | | | | Introduction The chair of the Electoral Commission recently warned that British elections face a 'perfect storm' of threats to their integrity from developments in social media and political advertising, and third-party state actors. Such assessments, supported by allegations about the UK-EU referendum and the 2017 general election campaigns, call into question the effectiveness of the... | |
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pedestrianobservations.com
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| | | | | We've been talking to a lot of Americans in positions of power when it comes to transportation investment about our cost reports, and usually the conversations go well, but there's one issue that keeps irking me. They ask good questions about corner cases, about some specific American problems (which we do want to revisit soon),... | |
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dissidentvoice.org
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| | | With the advent of the social impact bond... if Adam Smith were around today, he'd be talking not just about the invisible hand of markets but the invisible heart of markets. - Sir Ronald Cohen (a.k.a. "high priest of money-making"). On the Rockefeller Foundation website, president Judith Rodin asks, "How can innovative finance shift charity to | ||
