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    Useless Baggage

    Posted April 27th, 2013 by

    They’ve hit a new low. Citing significant concerns about long lines at airports and flight delays caused by the furlough of air-traffic controllers, Congress is allowing the Federal Aviation Administration to override strict sequestration rules and re-direct funds within its budget. And they did so with lightning speed. With their big fuss over aviation punctuality, [...]

    Fair Elections Matter: Women’s Two-Fold Stake in Public Financing of Campaigns

    Posted April 23rd, 2013 by

    It’s not just happenstance: Women have a two-fold stake in campaign finance reform, particularly public financing of state campaigns for public office. Why? First, tamping down the influence that money can buy is a big step towards delivering positive change for women’s priorities. If you care about having more women at the table when decisions [...]

    Posted Under: Elections, Voting

    Federal income taxes: “They don’t take them to be mean.”

    Posted April 2nd, 2013 by

    A few weeks ago I spent the morning at Jackson Street Elementary School in Northampton, Massachusetts. My daughter is enrolled at Jackson Street in Jen Reed’s Kindergarten class, where I’ve – happily – volunteered in the past. But during this last visit I was with the “big kids” – the fifth graders. My host was [...]

    Posted Under: Elections, Voting
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