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Presidential Panic
Nothing like a president-elect widely feared as an erratic bully to trigger newfound respect on the left for the rule of law, right? Well, maybe not.
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Nothing like a president-elect widely feared as an erratic bully to trigger newfound respect on the left for the rule of law, right? Well, maybe not.
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Jonathan Gruber is the Ford professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in Cambridge, Mass. He got his Ph.D. at Harvard. As a White House consultant, he helped to design ObamaCare and was then caught afterward on videotape explaining its passage by talking about "the stupidity
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When Scalia died in February, Hillary Clinton issued a statement: "I did not hold Justice Scalia's views, but he was a dedicated public servant who brought energy and passion to the bench."
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Forget about Donald Trump versus Hillary Clinton. The most interesting and consequential contest of the presidential campaign — and of the next four or eight years, if Clinton prevails in the election — may just be the one between Crooked Hillary and Saint Hillary. Just in the past week, a Douglas Band
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Beginning Sunday night with the holiday of Rosh Hashanah that marks the Jewish New Year, and continuing through Yom Kippur the following week, the world's Jews engage in a period of self-examination. As is often the case with Jewish ideas, this particular concept is refreshingly countercultural, especially in
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Pretty much everything that's wrong with government is encapsulated in the recent announcement of what the New York Times described as a "$2.45 billion loan" to Amtrak to buy new Acela trains to replace the ones that currently ride the rails between Washington, New York,
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If a political party can deliver peace and prosperity, it usually means it can win re-election. That idea is simple enough. Applying it to the upcoming election, though, is not so easy. Giving it a try may help illuminate some of the issues involved.
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The presidential election may hinge on the meaning of two words: "you're fired." Democrats are trying to turn Donald Trump's line from "The Apprentice" against him. Campaigning earlier this month in Las Vegas, Hillary Clinton said, "you have got to ask