Week of April 3, 2017 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, April 3
The Constitution Doesn't Mean What You Think
Mary Sarah Bilder, Boston Globe
Trump Needs a Brain Trust
Ross Douthat, The New York Times
Trump Should Embrace Single-Payer Health Care
F.H. Buckley, New York Post
Don't Give Up on Conservative Health Care
Ramesh Ponnuru, National Review
Coal Is Dying, and Trump Can't Save It
Paul Rosenberg, Salon
Don't Be Fooled: Carbon Dividend Means Higher Taxes
Richard Sigman, RCPolicy
Dems: Call McConnell's Bluff and Filibuster Gorsuch
Joshua Holland, The Nation
Lessons From the Health-Care Failure
Jay Cost, Weekly Standard
Free Speech as Battleground
Christian Parenti & James Davis, Jacobin
The Fed Should Manage Money, Not Interest Rates
Peter Ireland, e21
Don't Count on Federal Tax Reform This Year
Jeffrey H. Birnbaum, WaPo
What WaPo Missed on Disability
Rebecca Vallas, Talk Poverty
Tuesday, April 4
Yes, the Constitution Is a Legal Document
John O. McGinnis, LL&L
Is the American Dream Killing Us?
Robert J. Samuelson, The Washington Post
Can the Democratic Party Be White Working Class, Too?
Justin Gest, TAP
Look to Canada for Health-Care Reform
Sean Speer, RealClearPolicy
No, It's Not Time for the GOP to Embrace Single-Payer
John Daniel Davidson, TF
The Case Against Immigration
Steven Camarota, Foreign Affairs
The Case for Immigration
Matthew Yglesias, Vox
Will Conservatives Derail the "Tough on Crime" Agenda?
Brandon Garrett, Slate
How to Axe the IRS
Peter Morici, MarketWatch
Tax Cut Fever
Robert VerBruggen, The American Conservative
Vouchers Work
Will Fischer, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
America Will Be Greece Unless Health Care Is Fixed
Daniel Horowitz, CR
Wednesday, April 5
Democrats: Don't Work With Trump on Trade
Jeffrey Kucik, RealClearPolicy
Death of the White Working Class Is Greatly Exaggerated
Malcolm Harris, PS
Single Payer Health Care Folly
Jonah Goldberg, National Review
Democrats: We Must Confirm Gorsuch
Peter M. Oxman, Dallas Morning News
Trump, Trumpism, & the Conservatives' Challenge
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
The Dark Side of Cities
Jeff Spross, The Week
Americans Are Working More Hours to Make the Same Wages
Soo Oh, Vox
The Freedom Caucus Vindicates the American System
Akil Alleyne, TAC
Dems, Freedom Caucus Could Trigger Financial Crisis
Peter Morici, Fox News
CBO Provides Roadmap for Improving AHCA
Joseph Antos & James Capretta, HA
Our Energy Hysteria
Richard A. Epstein, Hoover Institution
E-Commerce Raising Pay, Creating Jobs Nationwide
Michael Mandel, Forbes
Thursday, April 6
Single-Payer Health Care Is Not the Answer
Sean Speer, RealClearPolicy
The GOP Debacle and the New Poor
Harold Meyerson, The American Prospect
Why the Alt-Right Loves Single-Payer Health Care
Dylan Matthews, Vox
How Congress Used to Work
Bruce Bartlett, Politico
Kill the Filibuster Already
John Ryder, The Federalist
Is the Dems' Decision to Filibuster Gorsuch Irrational?
John O. McGinnis, LL&L
Can Trump's DOJ Undo Police Reform?
David A. Graham, The Atlantic
America's Sanctuary City Nightmare
Ryan James Girdusky, National Interest
Strangers in a Cruel Land
Matt Cameron, The Baffler
Cut Entitlements to Reduce the Deficit
Charles Hughes, Economics21
Can the White House Office of Science Survive Trump?
Emily Atkin, TNR
Citation Nation: How America Became a Speed-Trap
C. Jarrett Dieterle, CJ
Friday, April 7
America’s Parliamentary Disaster
Robert J. Samuelson, The Washington Post
How Judicial Confirmations Got So Contentious
John Lott, Jr., RealClearPolicy
McConnell Abolished the Filibuster. Good!
Brian Beutler, The New Republic
The Long Shadow of Roe Haunts Supreme Court Debate
David French, NR
Trump Bets the House
Thomas B. Edsall, The New York Times
Americans No Longer Believe in Consent of the Governed
James Rogers, LL&L
A Fight to Restore the Constitution at Customs
Conor Friedersdorf, Atlantic
Reviving Earmarks Would Be a Colossal Mistake
Brian Riedl, Fox News
The Green Wall Against Trump
Joan Fitzgerald, The American Prospect
Like It or Not, Robots Are In Our Future
Anne Hobson & Daniel Oglesby, Hill
Health-Care Reform on Hold: Now What?
Robin Gelburd, RealClearHealth
Saturday, April 8
On the Liberal Cult of the Cognitive Elite
Rick Perlstein, The Baffler
Let Middlebury Be Middlebury
Peter Augustine Lawler, Starting Points
The Deification of Hillary Clinton
Sarah Jones, The New Republic
Dodd-Frank Helps Wall Street But Harms Small Banks
Brett Linley, RealClearPolicy
Why So Many Americans Are Saying Goodbye to Cities
Derek Thompson, Atlantic
Giving Madison His Due
Rebecca Burgess, The Weekly Standard
How to Make the Electoral College Work for Everyone
Steve Silberstein, WM
How to Exterminate Little Platoons
John Zmirak, Modern Age
The House That Ruth Built
Rebecca Buckwalter-Poza, Democracy
How Tradition Challenges Conservatives
Samuel Gregg, LL&L
No Factions in Foxholes
E.J. Graff, The American Prospect
After Bike Lanes, What?
Steven Malanga, City Journal
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