Week of September 23, 2013 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, September 23
Obamacare's Restricted Networks
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
Why the ACA Limits Doctor Choice
John Goodman, NCPA
Nine Things to Know About a Shutdown
Pianin & Ehley, The Fiscal Times
The Difference Between a Shutdown and a Default
Annie Lowrey, NYT
Don't Rush to Cut SNAP
James Pethokoukis, AEIdeas
War on Coal? More Like a Lifeline
David Di Martino, US News
Yes, Patriarchy Is Dead
Cathy Young, RealClearPolitics
Congress Writes a Recipe for Another Housing Crisis
Robert Pozen, RCM
Do Gay Rights Laws Infringe on Religious Freedom?
Alex Roarty, Atlantic
Will Obamacare Cost a Typical Family $7,450? - Conover | Volksy
Conservatives Are Full of It on Health Care
Josh Barro, Business Insider
Obamacare's Technical Glitches Are a Big Deal
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
The Missing Half of School Reform
Frederick M. Hess, National Affairs
Fat? Blame Bad Urban Planning
Sydney Brownstone, Co.Exist
Tuesday, September 24
Now We Know What the ACA Will Cost You
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
A Serious GOP Health Plan
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg View
The Poor Can't Afford Obamacare Plans
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, Examiner
Why Limiting Doctor Choice Is a Good Idea
Avik Roy, Forbes
Fannie Raised Its Loan Standards, But Why?
Goodman & George, Urban
The Shortcomings of the IPCC
Donna LaFramboise, Wall Street Journal
What Drove Up SNAP Spending?
James Pethokoukis, AEIdeas
What It Would Take to Eliminate Poverty
Matt Bruenig, Demos
Adjunct Professors Are the New Working Poor
Gary Rhoades, CNN
Obama Won't Bust His Too Big to Fail Pals
Robert Scheer, The Nation
A Progressive High-Growth Strategy
Will Marshall, PPI
Pot Businesses Can't Open Bank Accounts
A. Thomson-Deveaux, Prospect
Genetically Modified Foods Are Safe
Michael White, Pacific Standard
Obesity Is a Bigger Problem Than Hunger
Paul Roderick Gregory, Hoover
Wednesday, September 25
Let Obamacare Collapse
Daniel Henninger, Wall Street Journal
The Dodgy New HHS Report on ACA Premiums
Peter Suderman, Reason
What the U.N. Arms Treaty Actually Says
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
FISA Courts: Worse Than You Thought
Jeffrey Rosen, The New Republic
Congress Should Cut SNAP
Debra Saunders, RealClearPolitics
Food Stamps Worked During the Recession
Michael Todd, Pacific Standard
Why Walmart Is Hiring Full-Timers Again
Virginia Postrel, Bloomberg
The Right Needs a New Obamacare Strategy
Tom Miller, National Affairs
Charter Schools Even Diane Ravitch Can Love
Halley Potter, Century
We Don't Know How Much Climate Change Costs
Eduardo Porter, NYT
America Hasn't Gotten Poorer
Edward Hadas, Reuters
The Regulator Who Gives Megabanks Free Rein
David Dayen, Salon
Time for Conservatives to Champion the Poor
Andrew Quinn, AEIdeas
What Robert Reich Misses About Markets
Adam Millsap, Doublethink
Thursday, September 26
Obamacare, Four Days to Launch
Jonathan Cohn, The New Republic
A Fable of U.N. Gun Grabbers
Pat Garofalo, US News & World Report
Five Reasons SNAP Cuts Are a Mistake
Monica Potts, American Prospect
Four Climate Myths You'll Hear This Week
Chris Mooney, Mother Jones
Appalachia Will Struggle With New Carbon Regulations
The Economist
Chicago's Segregated Violence Problem
Noah Berlatsky, The Atlantic
Reining in the Border Patrol
Esther Yu-Hsi Lee, ThinkProgress
How to Fix the Parenting Gap
Richard Reeves et al., Democracy
The Problem of Staff-on-Inmate Sexual Assaults
Justin Peters, Slate
Cow Flatulence: Environmental Scourge
John Upton, Grist
Lack of Financial Literacy Could Impede ACA Coverage
Health Affairs
Obamacare Can Help Businesses, If We Let It
Patrick Coy, BusinessWeek
Wall Street Grabs Pension Money
Matt Taibbi, Rolling Stone
Suburbs Are Making a Comeback
Joel Kotkin, Forbes
Friday, September 27
Eight Damning Facts From the IPCC Report
Miranda Green, Daily Beast
Take U.N. Climate Science With a Grain of Salt
Ronald Bailey, Reason
What Would Happen in a Government Shutdown
Sean Lengell, Examiner
Congress Is Not 'Exempt From Obamacare'
Patrick Brennan, NRO
Forget Food Stamps, Just Give the Poor Money
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
Echoes of the Walmart Discrimination Case
Nina Martin, ProPublica
Bill de Blasio Could Revive New York's Far Left
Sol Stern, City Journal
Redistribution Is the Way to Handle Inequality
Matt Bruenig, Demos
The Exchanges vs. Health Care Innovation
Reihan Salam, Reuters
What Washington Can Do to Spur Job Creation
Will Marshall, The Hill
The Problem of Overpopulation
Hannah Gais, US News & World Report
Obamacare Undermines Jobs and Marriage
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, e21
Sunday, September 29
More Shutdowns, Please
James Poulos, Forbes
The Budget Fights Could Squeeze the Economy
Associated Press
In a Shutdown, Congress Still Gets Paid
Patricia Murphy, The Daily Beast
How Many Kids Die From Gun Accidents?
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Why Obamacare Will Succeed
Atul Gawande, The New Yorker
Affordable Care Act: Not So Affordable
Elisabeth Rosenthal, NYT
Social Security Isn't a Subsidy From Young to Old
Dean Baker, CEPR
A Terrible Way to Cut SNAP
Mike Konczal, The Washington Post
How Big Labor Stumbled in Wisconsin
Sean Higgins, Reason
Bed-Stuy's Unfinished Revival
Kay Hymowitz, City Journal
Could Taxes Reduce Obesity?
Michael Grossman et. al, VoxEU
An Attempt to Pare Back Regulations
Thomas A. Hemphill, The American
How Tech Giants Sell Your Personal Info
Susan J. Douglas, In These Times
Dial Back the Climate Panic
Bjørn Lomborg, Time
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