Edgar Wilson

Degree in political science with an emphasis on conflict resolution and East Asian studies, as well as experience working abroad as a logistics and marketing consultant, brand developer, and domestically in broadcast journalism.&l

Pragmatism in N.Y. Budget Negotiations Shows Compromise Is Still Possible

News out of New York suggests that compromise is not dead — yet. Negotiations surrounding the state’s budget, while contentions, managed to achieve a resolution that produced a budget that

By Edgar Wilson

/ April 6, 2015

Pragmatism in N.Y. Budget Negotiations Shows Compromise Is Still Possible

Net Neutrality is Not a Win for Either Party; It Is a Win for Internet Users

Many Republicans are up in arms. The FCC has officially classified the Internet as a telecommunications utility, a major step toward ensuring net neutrality. The whole concept of net neutrality

By Edgar Wilson

/ March 3, 2015

Net Neutrality is Not a Win for Either Party; It Is a Win for Internet Users

Modifying Public Behavior: The Real Bipartisan Goal of Tax Reform

During every election cycle, Americans are treated to a cacophony of supposedly differing ideologies on tax policy. The two dominating party-powers put on an impressive show, each claiming to want

By Edgar Wilson

/ February 4, 2015

Modifying Public Behavior: The Real Bipartisan Goal of Tax Reform