Week of September 30, 2013 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, September 30
Obamacare: The Shutdown's Only Winner
David A. Graham, The Atlantic
Let's Control Spending Now, Not Later
J.D. Tuccille, Reason
Shutting Down Is No Win for Limited Government
Andrew Cohen, BHL
A Look at the Shutdown's Victims
Zoë Carpenter, The Nation
80% of Federal Employees Are Still Working
Josh Barro, Business Insider
The Seven Most Likely Obamacare Glitches
Jonathan Cohn, New Republic
What if the Exchanges Are Empty?
Sally Pipes, Forbes
The Exchanges Will Work, in Time
Daniel Schuyler, Health Affairs
What the Public Thinks of Obamacare
Bowman & Rugg, The American
Why Is the ACA So Complex?
Paul Waldman, The American Prospect
Bill de Blasio and the Left-Rich Alliance
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
A Path Forward for Labor
Raynor & Stern, Democracy
College Application Fees Hurt Poor Kids
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
Let's Privatize the Welfare State
John Goodman, NCPA
We Need More Downward Mobility
Richard Reeves, RealClearMarkets
Tuesday, October 1
Obamacare's Launch in Perspective
Avik Roy, National Review Online
The Shutdown's Environmental Damage
Maggie Severns, Mother Jones
Forced Default Is the Real 'Debt Ceiling'
Kevin D. Williamson, NRO
Four Ways Exchanges Will Transform Health Care
Robert Pearl, Forbes
Are Taxpayers Funding Abortions Now?
Tara Culp-Ressler, ThinkProgress
The Promise and Peril of 3-D Printing
Jeff Saginor, The American Prospect
Behind the Inequality Crisis, a Marriage Crisis
Derek Thompson, Atlantic
Housing Crash: What Really Happened
Jason Thomas, National Affairs
Does the Gas Tax Have a Future?
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
Patent Troll Reform: First Do No Harm
James Glassman, Tech Policy Daily
New Data on the State of the Mortgage Market
Ellen Seidman, Urban
Escaping Government Schools
John Stossel, RealClearPolitics
What Self-Driving Cars Mean for Infrastructure
Terry Bennett, Wired
Wednesday, October 2
Will 'Young Invincibles' Buy Into Obamacare?
Christopher Holt, RCPolicy
The Massive Demand for ACA Plans
Joan McCarter, Daily Kos
One Man's Fight Against Exchange Glitches
Steve Friess, New York
The Shutdown Will Get Worse Over Time
Josh Barro, Business Insider
The Policy Implications of Surrogacy
Charlotte Allen, The Weekly Standard
Eric Holder's Voting Rights Gamble
Abby Rapoport, The American Prospect
The Closing of Diane Ravitch's Mind
Sol Stern, City Journal
Sports Make High Schools Stronger
Bowen & Hitt, The Atlantic
Criminal Checks Aren't Discriminatory
Spakovsky & Flynn, Wash Times
Four Myths About Pension Reform
Stephen Eide, Public Sector Inc.
Liberal Arts Grads' Crisis of Underemployment
Rana Foroohar, Time
Chicago's Growing Public Safety Inequality
Daniel Hertz, New Geography
How to Address Distracted Driving
Lauren Kirchner, Pacific Standard
Will Obamacare Wreck Americans' Work Ethic?
Casey Mulligan, WSJ
Thursday, October 3
The Case for Public Safety Drones
Nancy La Vigne, RealClearPolicy
A Trickle of Enrollment on the Exchanges
Kliff et al., Washington Post
The Exchanges' Cyber Troubles
David Inserra, Heritage Foundation
Gerrymandering Isn't to Blame for the Shutdown
Nate Cohn, TNR
A Non-Disastrous Debt Limit Plan
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
Don't Wait to Make a Debt Ceiling Deal
Strain & Veuger, LA Times
Refusing Medicaid Expansion Is Cruel
Paul Waldman, American Prospect
How Common Core Homogenizes Schools
J.D. Tuccille, Reason
The 'Creative Class' Won't Save Cities
Richey Piiparinen, New Geography
How a Universal Basic Income Would Affect Poverty
Matt Bruenig, Demos
Vets' Prescription Drug Problem
Kelley Vlahos, American Conservative
A Telecom Helped the Gov't Spy on Me
Raymond Bonner, ProPublica
Death Penalty Debate Hasn't Changed in 40 Years
Kira Zalan, US News
The Income Tax Turns 100
Jared Meyer, e21
Friday, October 4
Congressmen Should Be Paid During a Shutdown
Tim Murphy, MoJo
On Climate Change, Economics Trumps Science
Lee Lane, RealClearPolicy
When Should Cops Shoot to Kill?
Richard Weinblatt, CNN
How the NSA Weighs Secrecy and Risk
Bruce Schneier, The Atlantic
The Difficulty of Building an Exchange
Lee & Moss, Washington Post
Hedge Funds Aren't Ripping Off Pensions
Andrew Biggs, AEIdeas
Silk Road Bust Shows the FBI's New Power
Hal Hodson, New Scientist
Bitcoin Is Silk Road's Biggest Loser
Kashmir Hill, Forbes
Does Welfare Compete With Work?
Pam Fessler, NPR Planet Money
Is the War on Drugs Winnable? - Kevin A. Sabet | Jacob Sullum
Obamacare Is No Job Killer
Alan Barber, US News & World Report
Are We Seeing a Metropolitan Revolution?
John Russo, New Geography
Labor Laws Can't Save Labor
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg
Few Are Offering Help to Detroit
The Economist
Sunday, October 6
A Conservative Case for Animal Rights
Matthew Scully, NRO
The Exchanges Facilitate Competition
Bruce Japsen, Forbes
Exchanges Will Drive Up Health Care Costs
David Goldhill, Bloomberg
What 'Non-Essential' Really Means
Mike Konczal, Washington Post
The Debt Ceiling: Obama's Three Legal Options
Eric Posner, TNR
Is a 17% Shutdown a Crisis?
Byron York, Washington Examiner
Vouchers Don't Do Much for Students
Stephanie Simon, Politico
Oil Booms, No Thanks to Uncle Sam
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, MarketWatch
Who Owns the Copyright to Your Tattoo?
Raustiala & Sprigman, LA Times
A More Affordable New York
Brandon Fuller, City Journal
Let Markets Decide City Density
Alain Bertaud, Urbanization Project
Is This Finally the End of Austerity?
Meg Jacobs, Democracy
Fallacious Claims Prop Up Ethanol
Paul Driessen, Townhall
You Can Question Climate Policies, But Facts Are Facts
The Economist
The Rich Don't Care About the Poor
Daniel Goleman, New York Times
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