Week of February 5, 2018 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, February 5
The Good Economic News Is Actually Bad
George F. Will, The Washington Post
The Internet Is Enabling a New Kind of Poorly Paid Hell
Alana Semuels, Atlantic
Trump's DACA Deal Is the 'Worst Deal in the History of Deals'
Spencer Morrison, AG
The Trump Administration Is Wrong on Sugar and SNAP
Angela Rachidi, RCPolicy
Congress Can Restrain the Executive Branch Without Earmarks
Tom Schatz, TF
Why America Is Stuck With Only Two Parties
Micah L. Sifry, The New Republic
CFPB Case Threatens President's Power to Shape His Admin
Peter Wallison, NR
Congress Needs to Hold ICE Accountable for Abuses
Brian Tashman, ACLU
Who's Afraid of Autonomous Mail Trucks?
Kevin Kosar & Caleb Watney, RCPolicy
What the Nunes Memo Is Really About
Ryan Cooper, The Week
Nune's Memo Is a Stunt, But Surveillance Does Need Scrutiny
Julian Sanchez, PE
Surviving Trump's Environmental Policy
Aubrey Menarndt & Luke Menard, NA
Tuesday, February 6
'Dreamers' Are Worth the Wall
James Feigenbaum, Josh T. Smith, RealClearPolicy
Democrats' Immigration Radicalism: A Gift That Keeps On Giving
Jeremy Carl, NR
The Republican Estate Tax Giveaway
Devin Gould, RealClearPolicy
If You Love Law Enforcement, You Must Criticize the FBI
Mollie Hemingway, TF
The Stocks Are Falling! The Stocks Are Falling!
Jeff Spross, The Week
A Lawsuit to Make Rulemakers Follow the Rules
Ilya Shapiro, Wash. Examiner
The 'Borking' of America
Jordan Haedtler, Washington Monthly
Congress Must Rein In Another Obama-Era Abuse at the CFPB
Dan Spencer, RS
Looks Like No Immigration Deal Any Time Soon
Paul Waldman, Washington Post
Defense Agency Lost Track of Hundreds of Millions of Dollars
Bryan Bender, Politico
Has Trumphoria Finally Hit a Wall?
Paul Krugman, The New York Times
Cutting a Deal on Infrastructure Would Benefit Everybody
Peter Morici, MW
Wednesday, February 7
When Hatred of Trump Leads to Disdain for Debate
James Wallner, DCExaminer
Trump's Labor Department Flouts Evidence-Based Policy
Melissa Boteach, RCPolicy
Trump Isn't a Conservative — And That's a Good Thing
Frank Cannon, Federalist
America's Small Cities Don't Have to Die
Henry Grabar, Slate
Work Requirements Help, Not Harm, Medicaid Recipients
Richard Sugden, RCPolicy
A Chance for Criminal Justice Reform Under Trump
Matt Ford, New Republic
Policy Earthquakes Are Shifting the Ground Beneath Our Feet
Jonah Goldberg, NR
Don't Let Pay Increases From Tax Reform Fool You
R. Wartzman, W. Lazonick, WP
Going Rogue: When Our Courts Join the Democratic Opposition
Thomas Ascik, IC
Goldilocks, Keynes, and Stock-Market Fluctuations
John Cassidy, The New Yorker
The Market Collapse Blame Game
Desmond Lachman, The New York Times
Trump Has Already Scored a Win on Infrastructure
Darius Dixon, Politico
Thursday, February 8
Stop Continuing Continuing Resolutions
No Labels, RealClearPolicy
The Real FISA Scandal
Andrew Klavan, City Journal
Structural Incentives, Not Strong Arguments, Drive Congress
Matt Glassman, NYT
Crony Capitalism and Judicial Review
James R. Rogers, Law & Liberty
Travel Ban 4.0 May Come From Congress
Kristie De Pena, RealClearPolicy
How Have Our Oligarchs Reacted to the Nunes Memo?
Mike Sabo, AmGreatness
Trump's Biggest Victory Could Kill His Beloved Bull Market
Tae Kim, CNBC
The GOP's Obamacare Capitulation
Doug Badger, Marie Fishpaw, Michael Needham, NR
Paul Ryan's Stale Workforce Development Ideas
Angela Hanks, Talk Poverty
A Legislative Solution to High Rx Prices
Andrew Langer, RealClearHealth
The Case Against Facebook's Neutrality
Alex Shephard, The New Republic
Earmarks Helped Create America's Infrastructure Deficit
John Hart, Pursuit
Friday, February 9
The Shaky Legal Basis for Government Shutdowns
Robert J. Hanrahan, Jr., RCPolicy
A Brief, But Dramatic, Government Shutdown
Tara Golshan, Vox
Gentry Liberals Now Own the Democratic Party
Michael Barone, National Review
Anti-Immigration Policies Are Self-Defeating
Alice Calder, Donald Boudreaux, RCPolicy
Stop Trying to Make Watergate Happen
Robert Tracinski, The Federalist
No Wonder Young People View Socialism Favorably
Matt Bruenig, Jacobin
Can You Be an American and a Globalist?
Max Boot & Matthew Rooney, Bush Institute
The Chart That Freaked Out Wall Street
Rex Nutting, MarketWatch
Why Bentham Was Wrong About American Bicameralism
James R. Rogers, L&L
Surveillance Valley: Why Is Google in Bed With Cops and Spies?
Yasha Levine, TB
Seeing American Individualism From Japan
Samuel J. Abrams, The American Project
Consumers Are Biggest Losers in Trump's War on Regulations
Jeff Sovern, TC
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