October 31, 2019 Archives

Week of October 28, 2019 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, October 28

How the Baby Boomers Broke America

Ben White, Politico

Chicago Teacher Pensions are Strangling Taxpayers

Daniel DiSalvo, Chicago Tribune

Minneapolis Saw That NIMBYism Has Victims

Richard D. Kahlenberg, CityLab

Harvard's Bill of Rights Problem

Lawrence Siskind, To Put It Bluntly

Should We Let Banks Push Their Politics On Us?

Brian Knight & Trace Mitchell, RCPolicy

Red Flag Laws: Here's Why They're So Dangerous

Steve Pomper, LifeZette

The Rise, Fall & Rise of the American Tiki Bar

Nicola Twilley & Cynthia Graber, Atlantic

The Codevilla Tapes

David Samuels, Tablet Magazine

GOP Can Fight This Coup Or Surrender Gov't To Dems

Mollie Hemingway, Federalist

Are Blue-Collar White Women Trump's Red Wall?

Anne Kim, Washington Monthly

Public Monopolies Are a Good Thing

Ben Burgis, Jacobin

How to Sell Drugs and Influence Everyone on Instagram

John H. Tucker, Boston Mag.

Tuesday, October 29

What Giving Full Size Candy on H'ween Tells Neighbors

Shannon Fitzgerald, Fortune

How to Be an Anti-Intellectual

Coleman Hughes, City Journal

NYT Report Confirms: It's Trump vs. Deep State

Robert W. Merry, American Consv.

The Doomed 1970s Plan to Desegregate NY's Suburbs

Lizabeth Cohen, CityLab

Inequality Matters — but Not How You Think

Gonzalo Schwarz & Ben Wilterdink, Hill

A No-Win Situation for the Democratic Chairman

Edward-Isaac Dovere, The Atlantic

Bureaucratic Rule: By What Right?

Angelo Codevilla, American Greatness

Soviet Dissident's Harsh Judgment of US Philanthropy

Schmidt & Schambra, TGR

Disturbingly High No. of Young Would Vote for Socialist

Brad Polumbo, Examiner

Teen Vogue: The Best Forum for Progressive Views

Samhita Mukhopadhyay, Jacobin

An Economy Where All Can Flourish

Abby M. McCloskey, The Catalyst

The Toxic Nationalism of the Pharmaceutical Industry

Audrey Farley, New Republic

Wednesday, October 30

The Democratic Establishment Is Right to Panic

Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Nation

It Was Supposedly World's Safest Building. It Cracked.

John Brant, Pop. Mechanics

California Contemplates a Dark and Fiery Future

Laura Bliss, CityLab

House Finally to Vote on Impeachment Inquiry. Who'll it Help?

Andrew McCarthy, Hill

The Romney Fantasy

Varad Mehta, Arc Digital

Why Do People Hate Vegans?

George Reynolds, The Guardian

Chicago Shows When Sanctuary Policies Win, Children Lose

Jill Greenwald, LifeZette

Originalism Is Beside the Point

Bruce P. Frohnen, Law & Liberty

The 2010s Have Broken Our Sense Of Time

Katherine Miller, Buzzfeed

The US Only Pretends to Have Free Markets

Thomas Philippon, The Atlantic

Only 24% of Young Adults Financially Independent By 22

Alicia Adamczyk, CNBC

Facebook's Biggest Problem in DC Might Not be Warren

Emily Stewart, Vox

Thursday, October 31

It's Time for 'LGB' and 'T' to Go Their Separate Ways

Brad Polumbo, Quillette

Wokesplaining to Men

Cathy Young, Arc Digital

Arthur Milikh, City Journal

The Deep State Isn't a Conspiracy, It's a Revolution

Clifford Humphrey, Epoch Times

'OK Boomer' Marks End of Friendly Generational Relations

Taylor Lorenz, NY Times

The Toxic Bubble of Technical 'Debt' Threatening America

Alexis C. Madrigal, Atlantic

What John Rawls Missed

Jedidiah Purdy, The New Republic

Some Outraged as Schools Cancel H'ween. Not Me.

Erika Sanzi, Project Forever Free

Media Self-Immolates on Baghdadi to Smear Trump

Samantha Strayer, Am. Greatness

50 Years Ago, I Helped Invent Internet. How'd it Go Wrong?

Leonard Kleinrock, LAT

Prison Is Designed for Men. Can We Build Better for Women?

Keri Blakinger, WP

Sanders Brings Conditioning Israeli Aid Into Nat'l Conversation

Jonathan Guyer, TAP

Friday, November 1

California Is Becoming Unlivable

Annie Lowrey, The Atlantic

The Electric Car Fantasy

Mark P. Mills, City Journal

America's Religion of Anti-racism Reaches Peak Absurdity

Heather Mac Donald, Hill

I Accidentally Uncovered a Nationwide Scam on Airbnb

Allie Conti, Vice

Congress Must Finally Act Against Anti-Semitism

Sandra Parker, RealClearPolicy

The Nightmare Before Socialism

Harrison Fluss, Jacobin

The Hidden Costs of Chicago's Teacher Strike

John O. McGinnis, Law & Liberty

'Woman of the Year' Thunberg Victim of Propagandists

Corine Gatti-Santillo, LifeZette

California Is Burning — Nationalize PG&E

Ben Ehrenreich, The Nation

The Wrong Goodbye

Nate Schweber & Joe Sexton, ProPublica

How Disney's Monopoly Influences What You Can See

Brett Heinz, American Prospect

Will NCAA Change on Paid Athletes Make a Difference?

Jasmine Harris, Conversation

Morning Note Carl Cannon, RealClearPolitics

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