BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

An example of the kind of unexpected and seemingly insignificant technology that could emerge from the shadows and play a big role in making the energy transition successful.

From potential No Labels nominee, Mitt Romney, advice on how they might better be able to pursue their objectives through the two-party system.

From someone opposed to No Labels' efforts to give voters a choice between political extremes, an account of how and why the opposition was successful.

A postmortem on No Labels' failed effort to put a "national unity" candidate on the November Presidential ballot.

A window into what opponents of the left's administrative state are planning to do to take advantage of what they hope will be a second Trump Presidency

Encouraging news that the Chinese are starting to realize the dangers posed by the emerging nuclear arms race. We should join them in their efforts to negotiate a new series of arms control treaties.

For a time when many on the left tend to dismiss their political opponents as nothing more than "White Christian Nationalists," an honest effort to try to understand what this actually means.

In the wake of the stunning success of the antimissile systems that protected Israel, reflections from a previous critic of such systems.

An eye-opening report on the demographic changes that are transforming US politics and cultural relationships.

Given the prominent role that "true believers" are playing in contemporary politics, a timely reflection on the work of Eric Hoffer -- the man who coined the term.