All posts tagged "public policy"

  • Politics
    President Obama Just Bribed Me for My Vote

    (David Mansdoerfer) – Yesterday, I wrote that forgiving student loan debt is a slap to the face...

  • Opinion
    Student Loan Debt Forgiveness – A Slap in the Face to Everyone Who Didn’t Go to College

    (David Mansdoerfer) – I got into a very interesting conversation this morning with an old grad school...

  • Opinion
    The Rhetorical Blame Game

    (David Mansdoerfer) – Americans consistently try and find someone to blame for our problems. This is magnified in the world of political rhetoric. People, for the most part, are generally frustrated with both the size and inefficiency of government. With millions of people unemployed or underemployed, and state budgets suffering huge shortfalls,...

  • Politics
    The Occupation is Coming

    NN&V Exclusive (David Mansdoerfer) – Have you heard of the Occupy Everything movement? Well, in case you haven’t, you might like to know that the movement that started on Wall Street is now coming to Las Vegas. Yes, on October 6th, hundreds will take to the street decrying the injustice of people...

  • Government
    A Way to Increase Government Efficiency Through Privatization

    NN&V Exclusive (David Mansdoerfer) – As any real conservative would tell you, government is generally inefficient – especially when it comes to funding social services and education. Layers of bureaucratic mess, combined with funding mandates, have left many social service programs in a rut. As social service programs are often decried as...

  • Government
    Should In-State Tuition Subsidies Be Capped?

    (David Mansdoerfer) – The U.S. unemployment rate is at 9.1%. The unemployment rate in Nevada is at...

  • Government
    Income, Poverty, and Economics – Analysis of the U.S. Economy

    NN&V Exclusive (David Mansdoerfer) – Today, the United States Census Bureau released Income, Poverty and Health Insurance...

  • Opinion
    Public Policy & Social Media

    (David Mansdoerfer) – As I was tweeting away during the GOP presidential debate last night, I began to realize the full impact that social media – Twitter, Facebook, Google +, and LinkedIn, has had on public policy. Social media, for the most part, simplifies the public policy debate. While simple is good...