Election Day

Congress, DC Politics, Presidential Politics, Voting 1 Comment »

It took me about 55 minutes to vote this morning.  A rational person would say why bother (see Tyler Cowen’s comments at Marginal Revolution)?  As a Republican in the District of Columbia I was I believe one of about five residents who voted for Senator McCain.  In addition, the only other real race in the city [...]

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The Inefficiencies of Recycling

DC Politics, Economics 2 Comments »

Recently I received an memo from the higher ups where I work (Washington, DC) about the need to recycle.  It said in the coming days, city workers would stop by the offices to inspect the recycling procedures.  The reason it was a priority is we could be fined up to $1,000 if we don’t properly recycle.
My first [...]

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Supreme Court’s Ruling on the DC Gun Ban

DC Politics 1 Comment »

I agreed with yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling which struck down the District of Columbia’s gun ban.  Opponents argue it will increase gun crimes in the city.  I doubt the crime problem can get much worse.  The reason is the current gun ban is a farce.  In last month’s edition of Washingtonian magazine, there was an [...]

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