On Wed, 4 Jan 1995, Charles Whalen wrote:
> Given all the recent talk of the need to use "dynamic" scoring when
> considering tax cuts, I'm curious whether anyone has written or seen an
> essay countering with a discussion of scoring expenditures in a similar
> manner. I did see this mention
Let me thank Blair for his apologies. Perhaps I was over-reacting too and
if I was I am sorry. My over-reaction stems from the fact that some
people were ready to put me off this list two years ago and Jim Devine
just reminded me of that sad episode recently when he said he should not
even be
On Thu, 15 Dec 1994, Blair Sandler wrote:
> Doug McCready writes,
>
> "I ... decided that there must be some good things to say about
> unemployment, poverty and violence."
>
This is quoting out of context - I do not think unemployment is good, but
I do think it leads to violence. I also think
On Wed, 14 Dec 1994, Arthur MacEwan wrote:
> Can anyone direct me to progressive, quantitative studies of
> crime? For example, I would be interested in studies using
> regression analysis that attempted to "explain" the crime
> rates (particularly violent crime) in different cities or
> states
On Sat, 10 Dec 1994, Doug Henwood wrote:
> .. 2) by the Calgary-based business writer George Koch, called "Canada's
> Newt: How Alberta's premier aims to cut government spending." It
> celebrates the budget cutting led by Ralph Klein, who is prortrayed in an
> accompanying cartoon as holding
On Sat, 12 Nov 1994, Jim Devine wrote:
> At least according to Hal Draper's exhaustive survey of Marx's
> political ideas (kARL MARX'S THEORY OF REVOLUTION, Monthly
> Review Press), old Karlos wanted a small govt with the
> governmental delegates subordinate to civil society. Sounds
> a bit lik
Peter Dornan says that the Christian Right is solid on a number of issues
while the movements are disparate on many issues. Having read much of the
literature put out by the Christian Right - and I am not quite sure who
is represented here except most people suggest it is Jerry Falwell and
P
Mark Weisbrot has done a good job of analyzing some aspects of the
election earlier this week. As an observer from Canada, with experience
in Canadian elections, it seems to me that when there is a shift in votes
of even minor portions, it is a negative tally rather than a positive
vote for
On Mon, 31 Oct 1994, Cristina Marcuzzo wrote:
> I am very interested in the service mentioned as OZ -where you can have an
> article sent by e-mail or fax- but what on earth is OZ? Can anyone
> provide detail?
>
I am also wondering!
On Sun, 30 Oct 1994, Bill Brown 465-6423/789-2448 wrote:
> I have boycotted Elsiveer journals ever since I became an academic: They are
> just too expensive to buy. My guess is thatthey do not expect individuals to
> buy them and set high prices knowing (hoping?) that libraries have elastic
> bu
On Wed, 7 Sep 1994, Mary Lou Mitchell wrote:
> I attended aomeeting here in San Diego about this issue (broadcast on TV)
> at which a priest chanted - capitalism is good (or was it god?) His
> attitude seems prevalent.
>
> I agree that parental involvement is the key. If anything is clear
:On Mon, 4 Apr 1994, Jim Devine wrote:
:
:> With the single-payer plan, "the government, not individuals,
:> would decide what health care individuals would receive, and
:> government would pay the providers of that health care."
:
:The "government" (presumably some quasi-democratic, quasi-medical
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