Posts Tagged ‘Governance’
Montpelier: The people’s house
The first thing you notice outside Vermont's Capitol Building is that it's beautiful, set back on a hill, built in the classical style, and topped with a golden dome. And the first thing you notice inside is that it's small. Walk around and it only gets smaller. The members have no personal offices and no personal staff. Neither do the party [...]
Live from Manchester (almost)
After wandering in at least two circumnavigations of part of downtown Manchester, New Hampshire, I ended up in Hooksett for the night. I remembered along the way that exactly ten years ago I was in Manchester in the final days of the all-important New Hampshire presidential primary. And that got me thinking about the debate over the Granite [...]
