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Author: Erik Loomis

Agricultural Guestworkers

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On March 14, 2013
The labor historian Cindy Hahamovitch on the already terrible agricultural guestworker program that agricultural interests want to deregulate even more in a new immigration bill. The guestworker program continued but in recent years abuses have gotten nastier. When growers demanded a bigger and less regulated...

Fish Stories

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On March 13, 2013

The Center for Investigative Reporting has an outstanding animation up about fish politics and who controls the fisheries. Essentially, the catch shares system for regulating fisheries has turned into creating.

Among the many problems with decentralized charter school systems is that students end up being taught anything that the crazy people who often run them want. Such is the case in Louisiana with its loony state voucher system (presently under court review). The 8th grade...

The Little Brown One

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On March 12, 2013
And so begins the fourth generation: George P. Bush, the eldest son of former Florida governor Jeb Bush and nephew of former president George W. Bush, is running for Texas land commissioner in 2014. Bush had already announced that he intended to run for statewide...

Food Faddism

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On March 12, 2013

If there's one thing Americans love, it's food faddism. The history of full of weirdness, from John Harvey Kellogg's yogurt enemas that placed yogurt cultures in our mouths and rectums.

Brogressives

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On March 11, 2013

Adele Stan with a serious takedown of the obnoxious, overrated, and generally awful David Sirota, who attacked her with a typically aggressive, sloppy, and falsifying column when she questioned progressives.

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