Bookworm on Feb 09 2010 | Filed under: California
Tweet A friend emailed me with a question about an initiative poised for California’s November ballot, called the “Simple Majority” initiative. I’ll let the Wall Street Journal explain: Two groups are pushing ballot initiatives they say would purge that chaos from Sacramento’s budget process. A bipartisan group, California Forward, is pushing a reform to let [...]
Bookworm on Aug 07 2008 | Filed under: Capitalism
Tweet As you may recall, I said at the beginning of the summer that I was going to introduce capitalism into the house by giving my children big chores with meaningful rewards. This plan worked fairly well. It wasn’t quite the juggernaut I’d hoped for, with the kids taking care of all the backlog in [...]
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