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kgrossman's comments
Posted Mon, Jan 7, 10:47 p.m.
You're missing the point...: The committee is to address transparency - it is not a working group on convenience to administrative staff. Given Carr's history of working hard to keep public activity difficult for the public to access, he seems like an unlikely person to be running a show that's ...
MOREPosted Mon, Jan 7, 10:33 p.m.
Well, what about birth, long life and jobs?: The implication is that "Policy" is in a vacuum - implying that if we simply don't want more people all we have to do is plan for no growth - and miraculously demand won't occur. Neither experience (or data) support that position. ...
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