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Thoughts about politics, economics, societal trends in our lives and anything else that tickles my fancy. In the Spring and Summer the Sacramento Rivercats become part of this rant.
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- Several Times a Season
- Change We Can Believe In
- Let's get this one out of the system
- Preliminary Thoughts on Governor Palin
- Obama's Acceptance Speech
- Backup with a difference
- Perspective
- The first night of the convention
- NPR does one right
- The Biden Choice
- Playoffs in the Future
- A Short History of Student Loans
- Rankings with Sense
- Sometimes being ignored is just dandy
- Olympics Curmudgeon
- Gridlock Nation
- The WSJ catches up
- Drilling off the California Coast
- Fun Baseball
- Irony
- Live blogging the Cats
- The Conversation in the Cloud Continues
- Betraying a Legacy
- A race where we don't want to be at the top
- A third of a game in one inning
- The FT 500
- An exchange in the cloud
- Amazing Things in Dentistry
- Understanding Light
- Updates on the 3G and Sales
- How much of a problem is this?
- Slate's (Worthless) Gabfest
- Desecrating our Heritage
- Mary Poppins Visits My Blog
- Fear and Loathing in the Making of a President
- The iPhone Application Store - more thoughts
- A (short) break in the action
- Highlighting an Anonymous Comment
- The State of the Campaign
- Two quotes on the budget dilemma
- Silliness in Campaigns for President
- Was Phil Gramm Right?
- Rivercats and Fun
- Citizens for Tax Justice and Moral Outrage
- Microsoft's 10-K Filing
- Patience in Fishing
- Nanny State Representatives
- Noise
- Bismarck, Rayburn, and Palmerston
- Leadership Demonstration III
- Leadership Demonstration
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About Me
- drtaxsacto
- I spent 40 years working at the intersection of higher education and public policy. I earned a doctorate from USC focused on tax policy and finance. Since 2011 I have had a consulting practice called Buffalo Consulting and have split my time between California and San Miguel de Allende.
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