Today, the Dayton Daily News editorial board finally agreed with a position I’ve staked out as one of the…
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Corporate Welfare
A new direction for Dayton: invest in our own social capital
NCR is leaving the building. If you’re poor and living in Dayton, you probably don’t care. Sure, there…
Letter to the editor: Stop subsidizing the rich
My letter to the editor of the Dayton Daily News: Enough is enough. The debate on where to place the blame on NCR…
Tax dollars are tax dollars.
It’s as if a crime has been committed. Mike Turner, Jon Husted, John Boehner, Sherrod Brown all have their…
Should Bill Nuti still have a job?
The jobs leaving Dayton are one thing, the driving force for their leaving are another. If I were an NCR shareholder,…
It’s time for you to do something about corporate welfare
Politicians make lousy venture capitalists. The idea that government incentives can keep, or bring jobs to a community…
As NCR leaves, our “leaders” forget their spines
I’m waiting for just one elected politician to stop and say, “Wait a second, before you leave, how about…
Incentives equal corporate welfare, nothing else
In today’s Dayton Daily News, Business Editor Arundi Venkayya Cox has an opinion piece on the front page of the…
Lafayette creates value for citizens: We have fountains that don’t work
I was thinking about how Dayton (macro) could be more competitive in recruiting people and business to the area. The…
The new god in business is Chairman Hank Paulson
How would you like it if all of a sudden, the government stepped in and decided to give your competition a few billion…
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