I didn’t want The Post’s editorial supporting public financing in Montgomery County, Maryland, to go unnoticed. The bill never came up for a vote. Whoever the culprit, the bill’s death is a fine example of the opaque art of legislating in … Continue reading
Daily Archives: April 14, 2008
The Times reports on Harold Ickes’ for-profit company. The political world is filled with polling firms, consultants and others that operate for profit. But Catalist’s business structure — and the political motives of its backers — have raised questions about … Continue reading