Rhode Island Liberator

Off-Cycle Elections and Public Employee Compensation

A lot of people were interested in this Seth Masket article “How Low Voter Turnout Helps Public Employees” over in Pacific

Obviously, the big story yesterday was the WPRI/Providence Journal poll. The margin of error was 4.38%, so that’s the first

Occasionally I have more thoughts that I have time to write about, so here’s what you can look forward to:

It’s incredibly fascinating how quickly standards can be set, even if they fly in the face of international and American

One of the fun things about the WPRI/Providence Journal poll is the way the two media organizations represent the poll

At the request of the Rhode Island Association of Realtors (or as they seem to prefer it, REALTORS®), the National

There is just so much wrong in this RI Future story on how the National Education Association of Rhode Island

Yesterday over at RI Future, in response to some pretty hardcore comments from Representative Spencer Dickinson after he didn’t get the

I assume Providence Phoenix editor Phil Eil lobbied for the party platform of the RI Democratic Party as part of his

Crusader Kings II remains my all-time favorite game. Part of it is the love I had for a Mac version