Week of March 26, 2012 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, March 26
Why the Individual Mandate Is Unconstitutional
Ilya Somin, CNN
The Mandate Regulates Interstate Commerce
Cutler & Gruber, AIM
Fate of Health Care in Supreme Court's Hands
David Hogberg, IBD
How Obama Changed His Mind on the Mandate
Ryan Lizza, New Yorker
Reform Will Proceed Whatever the Court Outcome
Ezekiel Emanuel, NYT
Here Are the Possible Results of the Obamacare Case
Adam Serwer, MJ
GOP Won't Stop Coming After Obamacare
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
Why More Stimulus Now Might Pay for Itself
Matthew O'Brien, Atlantic
Here's the Economic Rationale for the Mandate
Austin Frakt, JAMA
Five Things to Know About New EPA Rules
David Roberts, Grist
What Happened Yesterday at SCOTUS
Henry Aaron, Brookings
Two Deficit Hawks Miss the Mark
Dean Baker, Huffington Post
Tuesday, March 27
Obamacare Opponents Haven't Won Yet
Avik Roy, The Apothecary
Court Watchers: Take a Deep Breath
Jonathan Cohn, The New Republic
Larry Summers Is Never Right About Deficits
Marcus Nunes, Historinhas
Red States Shed Public Workers
Mike Konczal & Bryce Covert , The Nation
The Critics Are All Wrong About Manufacturing
Mandel & Carew, PPI
Few Would Actually Face the Mandate
Kevin Sack, New York Times
The Most Explosive Obamacare Mandate
Various, National Review
Why Software Patents Do Harm
T. Lee & C. Mulligan, Ars Technica
How Not to Think About the Mandate
Thomas Miller, AEI
How to Unleash Entrepreneurs
Ed Glaeser, Bloomberg
Paul Ryan's Wrong on Loopholes
Chuck Marr, CBPP
It's Time for a National ID Card
David Frum, CNN
Wednesday, March 28
The Supreme Court Chokes on Broccoli
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg View
The Supremes Don't Get Health Care Economics
Henry Aaron, Brookings
The New Research That Shows Taxes Should Go Up
Eduardo Porter, NYT
How Obamacare Derailed the Economic Recovery
Liz Peek, Fiscal Times
More and More Bikes During Rush Hour
Barbara Ormond, MetroTrends
The Dark Side of Bloomberg's Paternalism
Conor Friedersdorf, Atlantic
All the Experts Are Wrong About Health Care
Greg Scandlen, NCPA
Bad News for Critics of Mountaintop Strip-Mining
Jim Morris, CPI
The Simple Reason Oil's So Pricey
James Hamilton, Econbrowser
The Study that Exonerates Fannie & Freddie
John Griffith, CAP
A 'None of the Above' Energy Policy
James Taylor, Forbes
Another Looming Privacy Crisis
John Villasenor, Slate
Thursday, March 29
You Can't Handle the Truth About the Mandate
Joseph Lawler, RCPolicy
The One Stat That Could Mean a Recovery
Binyamin Appelbaum, NYT
The Mandate Was Never About Saving Money
Christopher Conover, AEI
The Real Reason the U.S. Faces a Debt Crisis
Caroline Baum, Bloomberg
Myth vs. Fact on Stand Your Ground Laws
Walter Olson, Orlando Sentinel
Now Is the Time to Rebuild Our Infrastructure
Ryan Avent, Economist
Is Obama Really Stymied by One Regulator?
Cora Currier, ProPublica
Obamacare Doesn't Keep Up with the Times
W. R. Mead, Via Meadia
Power, Not Ideology, Drives Education Policy
RiShawn Biddle, DN
Why Aren't Our Kids Graduating From College?
Jared Bernstein
The Rise of Zombie Obamacare
Adam Serwer, Mother Jones
The President Finally Gets Housing
Jason Gold, PPI
Friday, March 30
U.S. Now Has World's Highest Corporate Tax Rate
Curtis Dubay, Foundry
The Myth of the Disappearing Middle Class
Ron Haskins, Washington Post
The Myth of the Myth of the Disappearing Middle Class
Jared Bernstein
When Did the Fed Get Corrupted?
Daron Acemoglu & Simon Johnson, NYT
The Senator With Plans for Economic Recovery
Mishel & Eisenbrey, EPI
Odds Against Justice for Trayvon Martin
Roman & Downey, MetroTrends
Better Solutions for Uncompensated Care
Roger Pilon, Cato @ Liberty
The Supreme Court Itself Is on Trial
Jonathan Cohn, The New Republic
Independent Agencies Have Run Amok
Adam White, National Affairs
Reality: U.S. Corporate Taxes Are Low
Pat Garofalo, Think Progress
A Civics Lesson from the Supreme Court
Editors, Washington Post
No One Cares About the Deficit
Derek Thompson, The Atlantic
Sunday, April 1
Obama's Many Accomplishments
Paul Glastris, Washington Monthly
The Mandate Was Too Clever by Half
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Defending the 'Big Lie' of the Financial Crash
Peter Wallison, Spectator
How Greens Blocked All New Coal Plants
Mark Hertsgaard, Mother Jones
Obama's Energy Policy Running on Empty
Ann Marie Buerkle, RCPolicy
The Mandate's Not Even the Worst Part
John Cochrane, Grumpy Econ.
Can the Fed Keep Inflation at Bay?
Martin Feldstein, Project Syndicate
Sorry, There's Still No Chance for Single Payer
Harold Pollack, TIE
For the Separation of School and State
Steven Greenhut, Reason
The EPA's Unforced Error
William O'Keefe, National Journal
Only Two Ways to End Too Big to Fail
Timothy Taylor, TCE
Why Taxing the One Percent Will Backfire
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