Week of August 29, 2016 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, August 29
Why Race Relations Got Worse
J.D. Vance, National Review
An Odd Conservative Argument About Welfare
Jordan Weissmann, Slate
Is the Alt-Right Racist?
F.H. Buckley, The American Spectator
Obamacare: No Successes to Build On
Deane Waldman, RealClearPolicy
White Lives Matter to Be Listed As Hate Group
Ed Mazza, HuffPo
Republicans vs. Democrats: A tale of 2 GDPs
Ian Anson, The Conversation
White New Orleans Recovered. Not Black New Orleans
Gary Rivlin, TP
Obamacare's Economic Assumptions Collapse
Andy Puzder, RCP
Why White Pride Is Creepy While Black Pride Isn't
Rachel Lu, Federalist
Even on Immigration, Trump Isn't Consistent
Paul Waldman, Prospect
Affordable Day Care Gains Bipartisan Traction
Bradford Richardson, WT
Price Controls Won't Work Here, Either
Andrew F. Quinlan, DCExaminer
Tuesday, August 30
American Exceptionalism Is Human Exceptionalism
Stella Morabito, TF
How Welfare Vanished As a Political Issue
Will Marshall, The Hill
Regulations May Ruin Research Universities
Richard Epstein, Hoover
The New New Malthusians
Kevin D. Williamson, National Review
Soda Taxes Leave Bitter Taste, Empty Wallets
Jesse Hathaway, RCPolicy
Making Modern Toughness
David Brooks, The New York Times
EPA Inspector Calls Agency Out
Susan E. Dudley & Sofie E. Miller, Forbes
Congress Must Do More to Address Opioid Epidemic
Neil Davey, CAP
Self-Driving Cars & Regulatory Renewal
Ian Adams, R Street Institute
What Will Gov't Do After the Next Financial Crisis?
Aaron Klein, RCM
Why Finland Is Rejecting U.S. School Reforms
William Doyle, USA Today
Regulation Even a Regulator Doesn't Like
The Wall Street Journal
Wednesday, August 31
Trump's Incredible Immigration Act
E.J. Dionne, The Washington Post
Liberal Democracy's Challenge to Freedom
Ryszard Legutko, LL&L
Pro-Trade Democrats Call Labor's Bluff
Edward-Isaac Dovere, Politico
True Feminism & the Constitution Are Compatible
Christina Villegas, DS
Getting More Bang For Our Transportation Buck
Tracy Miller, RCPolicy
Organized Labor Focuses on Nonunion Workers
Mariam Baksh, Prospect
FDA Efficacy Requirements Hurt the Poor
Jonathan Nelson, RCH
Private Pensions, Public Risks?
Steven Malanga, City Journal
The Triumph of "Basic Science"
Henry I. Miller, Hoover Institution
Government-Run Health Care Is the Left's Goal
James Capretta, NR
Give Suspected Chicago Killers the Capone Treatment
Sean Kennedy, CT
What Aetna Withdrawal Means for Obamacare
James Surowiecki, NYer
Thursday, September 1
As Inequality Rises, Living Standards Soar For All
John Tamny, RCM
Trump Over the Border
Amy Davidson, The New Yorker
Trump's Immigration Plan: American As Apple Pie
Daniel Horowitz, CR
Will the Crime Spike Become a Crime Boom?
Barry Latzer, City Journal
The Ruins of the Pat Buchanan Coalition
Pete Spiliakos, First Things
Obama Moves to End War on Drugs
Gary Legum, Salon
The $50B Illinois Favor Factory Hums Along
Adam Andrzejewski, Forbes
Mortgaging Our Low Interest Future
Allan H. Meltzer, Hoover Institution
Charter School Lobby Is Changing Dem Party
Harold Meyerson, LATimes
Are Regulators Giving Free Apps a Free Pass?
John Newman, TC
Fed's Credibility Threatened
Michael T. Belongia & Peter Ireland, e21
Friday, September 2
Are We Really So Modern?
Adam Kirsch, The New Yorker
Jobless Rate for Black Men a National Disgrace
Robert Cherry, RCPolicy
A Tale of Two Majorities
Richard Reinsch, Library of Law & Liberty
Most Likely Threat to American Democracy
Herbert Lin, Conversation
Broken Civility Could Bring Something Worse
Matthew Hennessey, CJ
Good News on Ed. Reform? Look Around
Jonathan Butcher, RCPolicy
The Death of Movement Conservatism
Rod Dreher, American Conservative
Stop "Unauthorized Spending"
Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Tim Phillips, WP
Conservative Crackup Redux
Daniel J. Flynn, The American Spectator
Make Our National Parks Self-Sufficient
Terry Anderson, Hoover
Responsible Disclosure in Health Data Security
Nick Selby, RCH
What Architecture, Music & Lit. Do For Civic Life
Rebecca Burgess, AEI
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