The American Dream Does Not Look Like Sprawl

Developers, free market economists, and property rights activists will gather for three days in Washington next week to figure out how to defend a conventional vision of the American Dream that is based entirely on cars, cheap fuel, and suburban sprawl. The organizers of "Preserving the American Dream" conference have billed the gathering as the starting point of a new battle to advance what they view as their right to build anything anywhere. They won't be successful because they are trying to perpetuate arrogant social values, wasteful government practices, and harmful economic trends that history is passing by.

Thanks to Keith Schneider