I’ve been a Robert Reich fan for some time, and was terribly disappointed that he did not end up in the Obama Administration. Here, he gives the best 3 minutes on what the public plan is and how to get it passed I’ve yet seen.
Of course, in pointing out that good policy doesn’t just happen and that it needs work, he is singing from a hymn book I’ve been using myself for some time now.
Stay tuned . . . .
Former @fcc Acting Chair @MignonClyburn
addressing CEDC today
How will Nachman drink a l'chaim after shachris?
It’s been reported that alcohol sales have been banned and shelters set up in case of a Russian strike
I like to say: "It's not that history is written by the winners, you win by writing the history." Nowhere is this clearer than in antitrust.
"Congress passed antitrust laws that in letter or spirit demanded fairness for small business, often rural small business. Yet today, it is axiomatic that antitrust does not protect small business. And that the lodestar of antitrust is not fairness, but efficiency."
In light of #HurricaneFiona I'm going to repeat two of @publicknowledge longstanding resiliency recommendations to @FCC
1. create a permanent USF program for post-disaster aid;
2. we need a rulemaking targeted at islands and other geographically hard 2 reach areas.
