Archive for March, 2010

Everything Hasn’t Been Said

March 7, 2010
By Rick Shaw

President Obama said last week that “verything there is to say about health care has been said…” which implies we know everything there is to know about health care reform, neither of which is true. The current log jam in health care reform isn’t paralysis by analysis — it’s partisanship and power-grabbing and just...
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Gun Debate Reloaded

March 2, 2010
By Rick Shaw

That’s the front page headline of today’s Redeye, a free rag distributed by the Chicago Tribune. The two-page spread begins on page six with the following paragraphs (full story here: At the age of 15, Monica Sanders answered her phone to learn that her friend had been fatally shot in the stomach by another...
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Crime Rates Versus Gun Ownership

March 1, 2010
By Rick Shaw

Let’s hope The Supremes keep this in mind tomorrow as they begin hearing McDonald v. Chicago: The District of Columbia’s murder rate plummeted by an astounding 25 percent last year, much faster than for the US as a whole or for similarly sized cities. If you had asked Chicago’s Mayor Daley, that wasn’t supposed...
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