Week of February 24, 2014 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, February 24
Should Big Food Be on the Hook for Obesity Costs?
David Callahan, Demos
Can Lawyers Beat Big Food? Fat Chance
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
The Insurance Bailout Republicans Love
Jonathan Cohn, New Republic
Arkansas: Where Obamacare Stopped Working
Olga Khazan, The Atlantic
A Tough Day in Court for the EPA
Andrew M. Grossman, Cato Institute
The Private Prison Racket
Matt Stroud, Politico Magazine
Are Domestic Homicides Preventable?
Jaime Adame, Crime Report
The Right's Bad Case Against Gay Marriage
Paul Waldman, Prospect
A $12 Billion Higher Ed Failure
Richard Vedder, The Fiscal Times
Bitcoin's Technology Could Revolutionize Copyright
Jerry Brito, Reason
Understanding the Netflix/Comcast Deal
Kevin Drum, Mother Jones
The Post Office Is Not Cut Out for Banking
Edward Glaeser, e21
Detroit's Bankruptcy: Revenge of the 99%
Natasha Loder, The Economist
Oregon's Sad Focus on 'Happiness'
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
Tuesday, February 25
Piers Morgan: Clueless About Guns and Violence
Matthew Feeney, Reason
The CBO Weighs in on a GOP Health Plan
Igor Volsky, ThinkProgress
How to Fix the Tax Code
Rep. Dave Camp, Wall Street Journal
Are Gay Discrimination Bills Constitutional?
Nora Caplan-Bricker, TNR
GDP and Measuring the Intangible
Arnold Kling, The American
The Mobility Myth
James Surowiecki, The New Yorker
Limit Pell Grants to the College Ready?
Sawhill & Goldrick-Rab, EdNext
Fixing Ohio's Dropout Epidemic
Aaron Churchill, Fordham Institute
The Impact of Medicare Advantage Cuts
Phil Galewitz, Kaiser Health News
A Better Fix for Medical Malpractice
Peter Orszag, Bloomberg View
California's Water Wars
Alexis C. Madrigal, The Atlantic
The Psychological Case for the Estate Tax
Eric Horowitz, Pacific Standard
Race and Stand Your Ground Revisited
Derek Cohen, Federalist
Poverty Programs Marginalize Fathers
Elizabeth Stuart, Atlantic Cities
Wednesday, February 26
Brewer Did the Right Thing
E.J. Dionne, Washington Post
Jan Brewer's Foolish Veto
Rich Lowry, Politico Magazine
Colleges Won't Say How They Allocate Aid
Marian Wang, ProPublica
A Tax Reform for Growth
Review & Outlook, Wall Street Journal
Camp's Plan: Bigger Deficits After First Decade
Chye-Ching Huang, CBPP
Dave Camp's Brave, Gimmicky Start
Howard Gleckman, Tax Policy Center
A New GOP Tax Plan and 'Carried Interest'
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
The Uninsured Are Turning Against Obamacare
Jeffrey Young, HuffPost
How the Cadillac Tax Could Reduce Health Costs
Bill Frist, Forbes
Ten Reasons to Support Postal Banking
David Dayen, Salon
The Neotraditional Modern Family
W. Bradford Wilcox, Family Studies
Destroying Cities In Order to Save Them
Aaron Renn, New Geography
The Men's Rights Movement Takes on Rape
Emily Matchar, New Republic
Thursday, February 27
Obama's Racially Exclusive Initiative
Terry Eastland, Weekly Standard
A Helping Hand for Young Men of Color
Eugene Robinson, Washington Post
The Camp Plan: What's Not to Like?
Reihan Salam, National Review Online
How the Dave Camp Tax Plan Hits the Poor
Robert Greenstein, CBPP
Arizona's Discrimination Bill Didn't Go Far Enough
Deroy Murdock, NRO
It's Still Legal to Fire Gays in Arizona
Scott Bixby, The Daily Beast
The Obamacare Tax That No One Expects
Scott Gottlieb, Forbes
'Innocence of Muslims': A Copyright Violation?
Jeremy Kolassa, R Street
The Taxpayer-Financed Oscars
Jared Meyer & Jason Russell, DC Examiner
A Shortage of Higher-Ed Enrollment Slots
Eduardo Porter, NY Times
Why Elite Colleges Are Full of Rich Students
Robin Hayes, The Atlantic
Detroit's Next Move
Scott Beyer, The American
The 1% Should Pay for Higher Growth
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
An Age of Tax Cuts Comes to an End
James Pethokoukis, AEIdeas
Friday, February 28
Why Do Parents Murder Their Children?
Ryan Jacobs, Pacific Standard
Obamacare vs. Medicare
Jeffrey H. Anderson, The Weekly Standard
Why Gay Rights Are On a Roll
Jonathan Cohn, The New Republic
Has the Brady Law Worked?
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
American Exceptionalism's Welcome End
Ruy Teixeira, ThinkProgress
The Camp Plan Won't Grow the Economy by $3.4T
Chad Stone, U.S. News
Is Economic Stagnation Inevitable?
Ronald Bailey, Reason
The Economy's Fast Food Future
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
Common Core's Early Implementers
Northern & Petrilli, EducationNext
Inside the Battle for Phone Unlocking
Derek Khanna, The Guardian
The Danger of Driving While High
Spencer Aronfeld, Huffington Post
Can Detroit Rebuild Its Middle Class?
Tim Alberta, The Atlantic Cities
Private Investors Can Save Infrastructure
Rosabeth Kanter, Bloomberg
Sunday, March 2
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40% of What You Pay for Beer Is Tax
Sarah Mimms, National Journal
Obamacare's Newest Illegal Fix
Seth Chandler, ACA Death Spiral
The End of Insurance Companies
Ezekiel Emanuel, The New Republic
How Solid Are the ACA's Numbers?
Lambert Strether, Naked Capitalism
Where Health Care Savings Are Coming From
John Wasik, Fiscal Times
Why Republicans Abandoned a 25% Top Tax Rate
Brian Faler, Politico
Dave Camp's Threat to Special Interests
Timothy P. Carney, DC Examiner
Does Motherhood Really Hurt Teens?
Kevin Lang, VoxEU
Why the Sunbelt Is Thriving
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
College: The Great Un-Equalizer
Suzanne Mettler, New York Times
Why Are Union Dues 100% Tax Deductible?
Paul Mirengoff, Power Line
Maybe the Unemployment Rate Isn't Misleading
Evan Soltas
Scary New Evidence on BPA-Free Plastics
Mariah Blake, Mother Jones
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