Justin liveblogs from Brookings Institution VP Bruce Katz event with the RI Foundation.
An article not about what it's about; sequester demagoguery; softening kids for "effort shock"; and the rise of grassroots fascism.
Another economic development study presentation at the State House, liveblogged.
Extremely thin ridership on the Wickford Junction train points to the same conclusion as everything else in Rhode Island: Government needs to let the economy happen.
Justin writes live from the Senate Finance hearing on repealing the Sakonnet River Bridge toll.
Economic freedom as the best approach to economic development; what Rhode Island chooses to penalize; the root cause of education decline.
In the midst of wall-to-wall storm coverage, two bills have entered the legislative chute that ought to attract more attention than a local run on milk and crackers.
Taxing sweet drinks; collectively bargained legislation; equal pay for unequal merit; Projo promotes the economy; civil rights from heroism to handouts.
The American Spectator is introducing Chafee to its readers, but Rhode Islanders are all too familiar with his brand of independence.
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