A conservative’s argument against net neutrality
At bottom, net neutrality is turning ISPs into regulated monopolies, but at the federal level.
At bottom, net neutrality is turning ISPs into regulated monopolies, but at the federal level.
When Nicollet says that the Independence Party is a brand without an underlying philosophy, she neatly encapsulates the reason why it’s always been silly to call the IP a “major” party.
Do we have a plan for taking care of thousands of people who have nothing?
Is it always rational to take the bus?
If you are looking at over $50 for lunch for four people every time you go out to eat, even at a McDonald’s, you’re not going to see as many people eating out.
Paradoxically, a layoff of Target employees is usually good news for other businesses around town, because Target does train its people well.
Sizing up the gubernatorial candidates, praise for new party leadership and hope for 2014.
Taken individually, the trio of scandals that are now bedeviling the Obama administration don’t make a whole lot of sense.
All credit to Pope Benedict for realizing it was time for him to go. But who will replace him?
One of the things that’s most maddening about the debate over guns is that it’s so easy to resort to caricature.
We will eventually have gay marriage in this country, but let’s hope the Court gets this decision right.
The Supreme Court got both rulings right, and now the questions are for the voters to decide.
To regain perspective on what a university should be doing, Penn State needs to scale back its football program.
I didn’t endorse anyone, because my view didn’t particularly matter. I would have ranked Kurt Bills third of the three contenders.
Unless the Ron Paul supporters build coalitions with Republicans of a more traditional sort, they will find that they clutch an empty vessel when they take over the party.
Circumstances and geography made for a contentious GOP convention in the new 41st Senate district.
Is the fee structure for getting an i.d. the problem? Is it the hassle of taking time out of work to get to the DMV? Or are a lot of people living here without identification because they are here illegally?
Both congress members may ultimately benefit from the St. Croix bridge.
The big news in Minnesota is due later today, when we learn how the redistricting will turn out.
It’s been an interesting week for the Catholic Church in re politics in the United States, so I was wondering if our priest would touch on the political developments in his homily today.
By Mark Heuring
Feb. 13, 2012