My angle right now is to harp on progressive tax cuts, in contrast to Georgian tax cuts. Connecting that or spending to disenfranchisement would be a stretch. I would rather just focus on the latter, but a) I don't know if anybody would publish it since my credential is not electoral reform, and b) I'm organizing a conference on privatization at the moment. I'm always up to something, old boy. It's just not always what you would have me do. The guy who's in a better position to make an impact on electoral reform is Ralph Nader, and that is in fact what he is talking about (including disenfranchisement).
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. . . Yeah, so where's the op-ed? Write something about the budget mess facing Short Count George; find an angle on inner-city resources and how the disenfranchisement of voters intersects with unequal budgetary policy. What pisses me off is all the criticism and no action. -- Nathan Newman