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Dr. Krugman telegraphs the Left’s long-term fiscal strategy

By |Tuesday, 10 November 2009|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , , |

In Monday's New York Times, columnist and Nobel laureate Dr. Paul Krugman telegraphs the Left's long-term fiscal strategy when he writes about California Republicans.

The legislative landscape for health care after House passage

By |Monday, 9 November 2009|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , , |

Comprehensive law through regular order: 40% Comprehensive law through reconciliation: 20% Fall back to a more limited bill: 20% No bill becomes law this Congress: 20%

RNC Chair makes the wrong argument on Medicare

By |Sunday, 8 November 2009|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , , , , |

I hope Mr. Steele refrains from using this language in the future, or at a minimum modifies his attack so that it's substantively valid. And shame on the House for yesterday moving us one step closer to fiscal oblivion.

Finger pointing for fun and profit

By |Thursday, 5 November 2009|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , , , , |

I posted yesterday about Budget Director Peter Orszag's claim of inherited deficits from his Tuesday speech at NYU, titled "Rescue, Recovery, and Reining in the Deficit." Today I want to look at the rest of Director Orszag's remarks.

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