by Jeffrey K. Walker | Sep 19, 2021 | Blog |
It’s not often I publicly disagree with a Nobel Laureate. And I love Paul Krugman—which speaks volumes about my politics, I fully realize. I single him out only as a symbol of the Economics Academy, within which I was once an acolyte lo, these many, many years ago. In... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Sep 19, 2021 | Blog |
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Rethinking Judicial Review With the unfortunate (non)decision last week by the Supreme Court allowing the Texas Six-Week Abortion Vigilante Law to go into effect, the Supremes are back front and center in both the news and our outraged headspace. Having done the dirty... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Aug 22, 2021 | Blog |
I just spent three weeks in a state of continuous exhaustion with my six-year-old grandson, Goober. Seemed like a good idea at the time, my wife flying out to the Left Coast and schlepping him back for a stay with us on the Right. For three weeks. In a row. In which... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Aug 15, 2021 | Blog |
[I wrote this post in August 2020, almost exactly one year ago near the beginning of a five-month stay in Northern California. Re-reading, it’s frightening how this summer is more of the same Out West.] My wife and I left our home in the Virginia Tidewater four...
