Thomas Jefferson’s legacy is much admired in the US and beyond, and for good reason. Without his contributions it’s hard to imagine how the American system of “democracy” would have evolved. I’ve […]
Net neutrality is back on track, thanks to corporate stupidity
By Martin Bosworth “The hands-off approach hasn’t served consumers well. And the Web is far too important to entrust the free flow of information to the shifting whims of a few big […]
Secession and other simple solutions to complex problems…
There was an interesting meeting last week in Chattanooga, Tennessee – a meeting of groups hoping to secede from the United States. Ah, you think. Secessionists. Chattanooga. Must be crazy Confederate apologists […]
Reframing the Republican lie about wealth in America
In America, the Republicans are seen as the party of money and wealth. This perception is certainly accurate in one sense – the GOP is the favored party of the wealthy elite. […]
Scholars & Rogues take the Political Compass test
My fellow Scrogues and I have been talking about the Political Compass and sharing scores and insights (and complaints) today. On the whole, the compass a great tool for helping us think […]
