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The Media’s Great Awokening is Alienating the Masses
/in Urban AffairsThe media’s great awokening has resulted in news media – television, print, magazines and online blogs – that now serves increasingly as ideological provocateurs to indoctrinate rather than to inform.
The Green Road to Tyranny
/in Politics, Urban AffairsThe current green agenda is a political loser, and can only be imposed by tyranny — without respect for democratic principles and basic human aspirations.
How California Became a Warning to the World
/in Urban AffairsFor generations, California has led the world in creating cutting-edge ideas and opportunities for newcomers. But today it should be a warning, as it pioneers an almost feudal society.
Are Progressives to Blame for the Worsening Housing Crisis?
/in Urban AffairsProgressive policies that seek to limit development in already urbanised areas and promote urban density contribute to the worsening housing crisis.
Libertarians Can Stay Relevant by Defending the Middle Class
/in PoliticsToday the ibertarians are the odd man out in U.S. politics. They could be more relevant by dropping dogmatic theory and standing up for free-market pragmatism.
Republicans are Posing a Growing Threat in Blue States
/in Demographics, PoliticsThe Republican surge in deep blue places reveals a great deal about shifting political allegiances, and the deep blue bastions now lag behind the red states in economic growth.
Why Johnny Can’t Build
/in The Economy, Urban AffairsWe were once a nation of builders—from the toll roads and canals of the early nineteenth century and the railroads of the second half of that busy century, to the construction of power, energy, and water systems that were the envy of the world.
Progressive Biden a Threat to His Own Party
/in Urban AffairsBiden’s support among Democrats is eroding as he leans progressive instead of focusing on inflation, the border, crime, and national security.
Faith and the City
/in Religion, Urban AffairsThroughout the long history of cities, religion has played a central, even dominant, role, providing education, charity, and moral ballast in places where social chaos often flourishes.
Progressive Geography’s Intellectual Dead End
/in Demographics, Politics, Rural PolicyThe widening gap between the cognitive elites concentrated in big cities and the rest of the country is a deepening political divide.