Week of October 7, 2013 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, October 7
The ACA Is No Bailout for State and Local Gov't
Stephen Eide, RCPolicy
Why Pay Furloughed Workers?
Michael Rubin, Commentary
The Sobering Costs of a Debt Default
Isabel Sawhill, RealClearMarkets
Obamacare Is Bad for Millennials
Bob Graboyes, US News & World Report
Are We Smart Enough for Obamacare?
Michael Todd, Pacific Standard
Behind the Curtain at the IPCC
Steven Hayward, The Weekly Standard
The Shame of Our Prisons
Kaiser & Stannow, New York Review of Books
Strike Down Campaign Contribution Limits
Ilya Shapiro, Cato Institute
Thriving Without Economic Growth
James Gustave Speth, Demos
Disability Fraud Costs Billions
Pianin & Boak, The Fiscal Times
Don't Replace Food Stamps With Cash
James Greiff, Bloomberg View
Has Harvard Solved Gender Gaps?
Yves Smith, Naked Capitalism
Copyright-Based Censorship
Daniel Lyons, Tech Policy Daily
Will 'Minority Report' Become a Reality?
Eugene K. Chow, The Week
Tuesday, October 8
Has the Shutdown Slashed the Safety Net?
Andrew Quinn, AEIdeas
We Need a Better Debt Ceiling
Michael Shapiro, The Atlantic
A Bad Replacement for Fannie and Freddie
Thallam & Sanders, RCPolicy
Will Americans Fall in Love With Obamacare?
Jonah Goldberg, LA Times
Public Universities Sever Ties With States
Marian Wang, ProPublica
Should SCOTUS Uphold Contribution Limits?
Debate Club, US News
It's Not 'Citizens United II'
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
We Need to Acknowledge Climate Change
Rebecca Solnit, The Nation
The 'Science' of Global Warming
Benjamin Zycher, The American
Has the U.S. Become Canada's Socialist Neighbor?
Jared Meyer, e21
Let's Build a More Secure Internet
Eli Dourado, New York Times
Yes to Immigration Reform, No to Amnesty
Derrick Morgan, Slate
The AFL-CIO's Four New Strategies
David Moberg, In These Times
A Botched Case Against School Choice
Jason Bedrick, EducationNext
Wednesday, October 9
The Bigger Battle Behind the Shutdown
David Malpass, Wall St. Journal
Three Ways the Shutdown Could End
Pianin & Boak, The Fiscal Times
ACA Will Be a Boon to Small Businesses
James Surowiecki, New Yorker
Obamacare Exchanges Are a Third World Experience
Avik Roy, Forbes
The Disgraceful National Park Service
Jonathan Last, Weekly Standard
With Bill de Blasio, a Progressive Party Blooms
Leslie Savan, The Nation
New Evidence About Gay Parenting
Mark Regnerus, Public Discourse
'Flipped Schools': The Next Education Innovation?
Tina Rosenberg, NYT
Race and America's Skills Deficit
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
Record Temperatures Are Here to Stay
Maggie Severns, Mother Jones
We Need an Invasive NSA
Jack Goldsmith, The New Republic
Where America's Inventors Live
Richard Florida, The Atlantic Cities
Sex Selective Abortions Come to the West
Walter Mead, American Interest
The Problem With Coal Exports
Josh Harkinson, Grist
Thursday, October 10
The Debt Ceiling: As Bad as the Housing Crash?
Paul Krugman, NYT
We Need to Deal With Our Spending Problem
Sen. Rand Paul, Wash Times
Payment Prioritization Threatens Democracy
Matthew Klein, Bloomberg
Default: What to Expect
Michael Madowitz, Center for American Progress
The Deceptions That Brought Us the ACA
Chris Conover, Weekly Standard
Obamacare Is No Revolutionary Change
Altman & Selker, Health Affairs
The Affordable Care Act's Real Glitch
Michael Tanner, Cato Institute
The Medical Device Tax Isn't Very Important
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
Do Business-Friendly Tax Policies Create Jobs?
Mike Maciag, Governing
Does Welfare Reform Kill White Women?
Nausicaa Renner, Boston Review
When Scientists Should Become Advocates
Kathy Sykes, Conversation UK
What Have We Gained From Swipe Fee Caps?
Victor Nava, Daily Caller
The SAT's Horrible Writing Test
Matthew J.X. Malady, Slate
Which Cities Do the Most Exporting?
Aaron Renn, New Geography
Friday, October 11
Get Ready for a Two-Decade Debt Hangover
Ronald Bailey, Reason
Paul Ryan's Plan Is Not a Compromise
Jonathan Chait, New York Magazine
Entitlement Reform Must Be Part of the Deal
Jagadeesh Gokhale, The Hill
We Need a Grand Bargain for Democracy
Hudak & Mann, Brookings
How National Parks Became Battlegrounds
Garance Franke-Ruta, Atlantic
Canada Is Not a Mecca for Free Health Care
Bacchus Barua, The American
Are We Seeing the End of Decent Work?
Robert Kuttner, Prospect
Affirmative Action Bans: Unconstitutional?
Lyle Denniston, SCOTUSblog
Welfare Isn't Too Generous
Elise Gould, Economic Policy Institute
California's Teacher-Firing Problem
Larry Sand, City Journal
How the IRS Pushes Expats to Renounce Their Citizenship
Economist
Reforming Obamacare to Spur Innovation
James Pethokoukis, AEIdeas
The Exchanges Are Selling Dependency
Greg Scandlen, NCPA
Sunday, October 13
Focus on Growth, Not Debt
Lawrence Summers, The Fiscal Times
Obamacare's Next Four Benchmarks
Albert R. Hunt, Bloomberg View
What Went Wrong With the Exchanges
Pear et al., New York Times
The Cost of Obamacare Varies Wildly by State
Sarah Kliff, Wash Post
Our Progress Against Poverty
Timothy Taylor, Conversable Economist
A Better Approach to Affirmative Action
Richard Kahlenberg, WSJ
Bill de Blasio's 'Two Cities' Myth
Scott Winship, City Journal
Eminent Domain Is Making a Comeback
John K. Ross, Reason
Austin's Boom and the Importance of Open Borders
John Tamny, Forbes
Cities: The Key to Sustainability?
David Biello, Scientific American
Public Workers Are Forced to Support Unions
Steve Forbes, LA Times
Disclosure Rules Don't Keep CEO Pay Down
James Surowiecki, New Yorker
Abandoning Principle on Sugar Subsidies
David Freddoso, Examiner
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