March 20, 2017 Archives

Week of March 20, 2017 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, March 20

GOP Health Plan Leaves Millions Without Care

Harold E. Ford, Jr., RealClearPolicy

Can the Trump-Ryan Relationship Survive?

Fred Barnes, Weekly Standard

The Case Against Neil Gorsuch

Dahlia Lithwick, Slate

Is Gorsuch an Originalist? Not So Fast.

David M. Dorsen, Washington Post

Some Limits on Speech Are Not Only Good But Necessary

Martha Bayles, TAI

Blue-State Secession Is Dumb and Cruel

Paul Blest, The Nation

Why Gorsuch Should Remain Reticent on Roe

Gerard Bradley, National Review

Trump's NASA Plan Focuses on Space, Not Climate Change

Amina Khan, LAT

Trump's Budget Cuts Require a Laser, Not a Shotgun

Alex Berezow, ACSH

Carson Should Oppose HUD's Budget Cuts

Sarah Edelman & Rejane Frederick, TP

Trump Budget Spares Export-Import Bank

Timothy P. Carney, Wash. Examiner

College Classes In Name Only?

Chester E. Finn Jr., Defining Ideas

Tuesday, March 21

Is the Democratic Party Going Extinct?

Dominic Lynch, The Federalist

Democrats: Don't Use GOP Playbook on Gorsuch

Michael Bloomberg, Bloomberg

Judicial Tyranny's Final Frontier

Mark Pulliam, Library of Law & Liberty

Why Senators Must Reject Gorsuch

Ilyse Hogue & Leah Greenberg, Amer. Prospect

Obamacare's Little Death Spiral That Couldn't

Stan Veuger, Benedic Ippolito, RCH

Gorsuch’s “Natural Law” Philosophy Isn't Scalia’s Originalism

Paul Kelleher, Vox

The Truth About Vaping

Michelle Minton, RealClearPolicy

Will Ryan Settle for Gutting Medicaid?

Nancy LeTourneau, Washington Monthly

Gorsuch Is Right: Religious Liberty Isn't a Government Privilege

David French, NR

Can Chuck Schumer Check Donald Trump?

Elizabeth Kolbert, The New Yorker

Cherry-Picking the Federal Budget

Nicholas Grossman, Arc

Trump Admin Is Confused About Meals on Wheels

Mara Pellittieri, TalkPoverty

Wednesday, March 22

Gorsuch's Collision Course With the Administrative State

Philip Hamburger, NYT

What Does Judge Gorsuch Believe?

Matt Ford, The Atlantic

Should You Need a License to Work in Texas?

Josiah Neeley, RealClearPolicy

New GOP Health-Care Bill Doesn't Fix the Old Bill's Problems

Ezra Klein, Vox

The Republican Health-Care Muddle

Richard A. Epstein, Hoover Institution

Gorsuch Could Undermine Trump Travel Ban

Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, Brennan

Trump Officials Reverse a Rogue Regulator

Susan E. Dudley, Forbes

The Criminal Justice System Targets Certain Americans

Matthew Cooper, WM

Another Federal Court of Appeals Attacks 2nd Amendment

David French, NR

GOP to Allow Employers to Not Report Workplace Injuries

Justin Miller, TAP

No More Handouts for Public Broadcasting

Howard Husock, Washington Post

Why Conservatives Should Love AmeriCorps

Joel Berg, The Hill

Thursday, March 23

Ultra Conservatives Might Save Medicaid

Ryan Cooper, The Week

Will GOP Pass Up an Opportunity to Fix Our Healthcare System?

Israel Ortega, OL

The Problems With Originalism

Ken Levy, The New York Times

Can Activist Judges Be Controlled?

Mark Pulliam, American Greatness

Neil Gorsuch: President Trump's Sanest Decision

Kathleen Parker, Wash. Post

Time to End Electric Vehicle Tax Credits?

Steve Pociask, RealClearPolicy

Boost the Economy by Reining In Wall St.

Elaine Kamarck & William Galston, BI

Health-Care Reform for Realists

Samuel Hammond, The American Conservative

The Republican Health-Care Unraveling

Paul Starr, The American Prospect

The Universal Basic Income's Parent Trap

Oren Cass, City Journal

Do Private School Vouchers Promote Segregation?

Aria Bendix, The Atlantic

Trump Is Trying to Drain the FTC Swamp

Sean Kennedy, Independent Journal Rev.

Friday, March 24

How the Freedom Caucus Dominated Trump

Benjamin Wallace-Wells, New Yorker

Scoring the CBO on Health Care

Mark J. Warshawsky, RealClearPolicy

Trump-GOP Shotgun Wedding Off to a Rocky Start

Will Marshall, The Daily Beast

In Feinstein vs. Gorsuch, Originalism Wins

Ben Boychuk, The Sacramento Bee

Democrats Will Filibuster Gorsuch. Then What?

Martin Longman, Wash. Monthly

“Free” Medicaid, Sign-ups, and the Work Requirement

Deane Waldman, RCH

The Next Progressive Health Agenda

Paul Starr, American Prospect

How to Reorganize the Government Without Congress

Charles Hughes, e21

Trump’s Populist Mirage

Derek Thompson, The Atlantic

Separate Art and State

Michael Tanner, National Review

What Does It Take to Climb Up the Ladder?

Thomas B. Edsall, New York Times

A Conservative Plan for Infrastructure Spending

Christine Harbin, DCExaminer

Saturday, March 25

The One Thing Trump Must Get Right

Roger Kimball, Quadrant

Can We Survive Without a Strong Middle Class?

Rebecca Rosen, The Atlantic

The Suicide of Expertise

Glenn Reynolds, USA Today

The Hamilton Hustle

Matt Stoller, The Baffler

Why I Invited Charles Murray to Speak

Vincent Muñoz, RealClearPolitics

Weaponizing the Past

Jil Lepore, The New Yorker

The Real Ruling Authority

Colleen Sheehan, Library of Law & Liberty

The GOP's Deal With the Devil Is Unraveling

Brian Beutler, The New Republic

Shootout Over Natural Law at Gorsuch Gulch?

Ken Masugi, American Greatness

Trump USDA Pick Avoids History of Climate Denial

Natasha Geiling, ThinkProgress

How Democracy Kills Expertise

Alex Berezow, Amer. Council on Science & Health

Is Trump the New Teddy Roosevelt?

Stephen Beale, The American Conservative