Awhile back I linked to a Wired article on some advice for the next president.
Yesterday there was a Wired article asking for a renewed focus on rebuliding our infracstructure: a modern WPA. Apparently the American Society of Civil Engineers grades us at a D average - and that was three years ago.
CQPolitics covers the issue of health care in the campaign, as well as many other challenges facing America.
On the way back from lunch today, I got to hear part of Michael Pollan's argument about how to address the problem of food in our country. How we get it, where we get it, the subsidies, waste, agribusiness, and other blights on our existing farm system. It bears a good listening to (which I am doing now).
Plus, another point of view on the candidate's stances on technology.
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