Week of December 25, 2017 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Tuesday, December 26
Conservatives Are Winning the GOP Civil War
David French, National Review
Trump Has Already Carved a Lasting Legacy
Elizabeth Drew, The New Republic
The Economy Is Nice, So Why Are Voters Feeling Naughty?
Irwin M. Stelzer, TWS
The Carpetbaggers of Tech
Julianne Tveten, The Baffler
Trump's Mixed Report Card
Richard A. Epstein, Defining Ideas
The Rehabilitation of Antitrust
David Dayen, The American Prospect
Better Angels: Slowly Bridging Our Partisan Divide
Jonathan Rauch, RCPolitics
No, the Tax Bill Won't Doom Republicans in 2018
John Judis, Talking Points
Tax Bill Hysteria
Bret Stephens, The New York Times
How to Rebuild After the Retail Apocalypse
Richard Florida, The Atlantic
Downsizing Regulation
Susan E. Dudley, Forbes
The Legal System Fails Sexual Harassment Victims
Alexia Fernández Campbell, Vox
Wednesday, December 27
Trump's Strong Start on Policy
Ramesh Ponnuru, National Review
Big Tech: The New Predatory Capitalism
David Dayen, The American Prospect
What Tax Reform Will Bring
Mickey D. Levy, Economics 21
The Year of the Civil Servant
Joshua A. Geltzer, The Atlantic
A Knock Against Unions Could Boost Public Workers' Rights
George F. Will, WP
Regulations Are Supposed to Kill Jobs
Jon D. Michaels & Rajesh D. Nayak, Slate
Beyond Free Speech Narrowly Considered
Mike Godwin, Cato Unbound
Hate Speech Is Free Speech, Even on College Campuses
Erwin Chemerinsky, Vox
Words We Didn't Hear
Daniel J. Flynn, City Journal
Is the Supreme Court Backsliding on LGBT Rights?
Adam Winkler, New Republic
Restoring Tribal Economies
Terry Anderson & Wendy Purnell, Hoover Institution
When Delay Is Deadly
Richard V. Reeves & Katherine Guyot, Social Mobility Memos
Thursday, December 28
Will the GOP Get Credit for Tax Reform?
Sam Jefferies, RealClearPolicy
Conservative Policy, Populist Attitude
Ben Shapiro, National Review
Donald Trump Is a Dangerously Weak President
Matthew Glassman, Vox
It's Still The Economy, Stupid
John Hart, Forbes
Economic Growth Since the Great Recession
No Labels, RealClearPolicy
Limiting the Judicial Power of Administrative Agencies
Mike Rappaport, L&L
Republicans Are Split Over What to Tackle Next
Russell Berman, The Atlantic
Our Universities Have Fostered a New Paternalism
Robert Boyers, TAI
Why Are Schools Still Judged by Standardized Test Results?
Diane Ravitch, TNR
Fighting Crime by Putting Fewer People in Jail
Arthur Rizer, R Street Institute
2018: The Year of the Mobilized Democrat
John Hudak & Nicholas Zeppos, FixGov
A New Space Race?
Martand Jha, The National Interest
Friday, December 29
The Long Con of Neoliberalism
Jackson Lears, The Hedgehog Review
2018: A Defining Year for Congress as an Institution
Philip A. Wallach, FixGov
No More Bowling Alone: Recommitting to Community in 2018
Slade O’Brien, NR
The Rise and Fall of the Racist Right
Vegas Tenold, The New Republic
Mapping the Swamp: 2016 Federal Bonus Payments
Adam Andrzejewski, RCPolicy
Saving the Free Press From Private Equity
Robert Kuttner & Hildy Zenger, Prospect
A Liberal Defense of Populism
Frank Furedi, The American Interest
Lessons From an Unseemly Presidential Transition
Amy Davidson Sorkin, NYer
A Conservative’s Take on Modern Liberalism
Cameron Smith, R Street Institute
Do Supreme Court Justices Give Away Their Votes With Their Voices?
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Tax Reform's Warning Shot for Universities
Howard Husock, City Journal
Employers Are Looking for Job Candidates in the Wrong Places
Lolade Fadulu, TA
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