Peter Goodman is a Global Economic Correspondent at The New York Times. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on water management and conservation. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Vanity Fair, USA Today, and Yahoo News.
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Despite commissioners’ good intentions, stupidity and confusion seem to dominate mid-level county management.
By: Peter Goodman
There is a free screening of the film that the Government did not want you to see on August 20 in Aldershot, with further screenings in Fleet and Haslemere.
Can you imagine Dwight Eisenhower or Barack Obama abusing underlings for following the facts and the law regarding damage to the reflecting pools? (Of course, neither would have interfered to choose a contractor himself.) The facts show that shoddy work, maybe because of the rush or the low budget, caused damage, as often happens. Mr. Trump was mortified, because anything that reflects badly on our Grand Poobah must be denied or destroyed. His obedient appointee, D.C.’s chief prosecutor, duly charged folks criminally for doing damage there’s no evidence they did. Recently that office concluded that, yeah, shoddy work was the problem, and dismissed the criminal cases. GP is angry, insulting his pal and may fire her. (If I held that job, and he accused me of “folding like an umbrella” because I reluctantly did what the facts and law warranted, I’d have resigned. Clearly, GP’s appointed minion has no self-respect, which, I suppose, is not the greatest surprise we’ve seen this week.
An opinion piece exploring frustration with Donald Trump, climate change denial, and the two-party political system.
Goodman comments on Tumpism, democratic socialism and public comment.
To City Manager Ikani Taumoerpeau: I hope we can play pickleball soon, and maybe even get Brad out from behind his desk.
Commentator Peter Goodman addresses City Manager Ikani Taumoepeau.
Should New Mexico enact a statewide moratorium on construction of new data centers?
By: Peter Goodman
Commentator Peter Goodman considers a moratorium on construction of new data centers.
Some New Mexico representatives want a pause on data centers to study the impact on water, power and local jobs.
