E. J. Dionne's article asks a good question:
He points the way to evidence-based policy, not policy-based evidence or ideological blinders.
The is a positive, bi-partisan step in that direction, but according to Dionne there is no chance of that passing.
Dionne endorses 2 bi-partisan books that promote data-based decisions. Both are in the Top 100 Editor’s Picks for 2014.
But somehow I put more probability in a social revolution and third party candidates to invoke good policies than I do nominally bi-partisan quantitative efforts.
Thoughts?
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Evidence-Based Policy
by KeithE » Mon Dec 08, 2014 9:05 am
Informed by Data.
Driven by the SPIRIT and JESUS’s Example.
Promoting the Kingdom of GOD on Earth.
Driven by the SPIRIT and JESUS’s Example.
Promoting the Kingdom of GOD on Earth.
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