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Deliberative IDEAS | Encouraging respectful and reflective public conversations TMI (‘too much information’) seems like a way of life in the 21 st century…and it’ll probably only get worse. We have essentially an endless supply of ideas, facts and opinions from 24/7 cable infotai...

October | 2010 | Deliberative IDEAS Don’t get me wrong…I believe jobs are essential in any viable economic system. And…in our current times, a stable, well-paying job is probably more important than in any time in our national history. ...

January | 2012 | Deliberative IDEAS Foreclosures continue unabated…making it obvious that the home-ownership part of the American Dream has been written off for many middle-class families as ‘collateral damage’ in the bank-induced and g...