The war is over, and you lost. As he notes, though, they’ve done untold damage to places like California.
Category Archives: Economics
The Space Shuttle Decision
Forty years ago today, President Richard Nixon announced that the nation would build a reusable vehicle, that would be used to fly all of the nation’s payloads into space. It first flew a little less than a decade later, and flew its last flight last summer, after a little over thirty years of operations. We are only starting to recover from the policy disaster.
[Update late morning]
The Space Shuttle, in happier days (flyback booster, no SRBs, no ET).
Space Transport Highlights Of 2011
Clark Lindsey has an overview of the past year.
Elizabeth Warren’s Pseudoeconomics
…debunked.
Global Cooling
The Canadian Senate actually pays attention to climate skeptics. Canada has a lot to fear from a return of the glaciers.
What’s Coming Up In Commercial Space This Year
I have a preview up over at Popular Mechanics.
Lessons Learned From FDR
…the wrong ones.
The Future In Space
…is bright, with the end of the Shuttle.
Be Careful Today And Tonight
…billions may die. Sorry, when you believe wacky stuff, you don’t get points for earnestness.
The Tyranny Of The EPA
I hope that the SCOTUS slaps down the Ninth Circuit. If could be a major blow for freedom.