<div><h3><strong><em>An Update on the Lindbergh Intermodal Transportation Center (ITC) Option</em></strong></h3><p>By Carl Nettleton</p><p>The San Diego Association of Government’s (SANDAG) leadership in developing a proposed Grand Central Station to link San Diego International Airport with regiona

SANDAG Goes Back To The Future: The 2007 Vision For A "Grand Central Station"

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<h3><strong><em>An Update on the Lindbergh Intermodal Transportation Center (ITC) Option</em></strong></h3>

<p>By Carl Nettleton</p>

<p>The San Diego Association of Government’s (SANDAG) leadership in developing a proposed Grand Central Station to link San Diego International Airport wi

SANDAG Goes Back To The Future: The 2007 Vision For A “Grand Central Station”

<div><blockquote><strong>"... if the other side isn't nuts then we can talk to them, and that is good news."</strong>Joe McGovern, from the documentary film "The Other Side"</blockquote><p>We are in a civil war, although one being waged with words not weapons. This conflict has been caused by differ

The Uncivil War Where Politics Count More Than Country

<div><p><em>Will a Trump Party and a Sanders Party emerge after the elections?</em></p><p>The ever-widening gap between the Trump campaign and traditional Republican leadership points to the strong possibility that the Republican Party will be split into at least two parties following the 2016 elect

Tremors in the Campaigns Point to Breakup of the Major Parties

<div><p>While the U.S. allows multiple parties to participate in the political system, it is, and always has been, a system dominated by two political parties. However, this year both the Democrats and Republicans have evolved into factions that could be imagined as new political parties.</p><p>The 

Could the U.S. Become a Multi-Party Nation?

<div><p>As a professional facilitator, I have been disappointed by the failure of moderators to better manage the 2016 presidential debates. A clear set of rules could help to avoid the disrespectful banter that has dominated the dialogue.</p><p>While recognizing the debates have become a source of 

Why Not Have a Real Presidential Debate?

<div><p>As the presidential election cycle ramps up, the usual polarizations are apparent: blue states and red states, Tea Party vs. liberals, and right-to-life vs. choice. The new anti-establishment trend has firmly established itself with <a href="https://ivn.us/tag/bernie-sanders" data-rt-link-ty

Where In the West Are the Presidential Candidates?

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