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Harvard Political Review - March 11, 2009

As half the world now knows, Bernie Madoff isn't going to trial. He's expected to plead guilty on Thursday. From a legal strategy standpoint, the...

Alex Copulsky - March 11, 2009

Free-market economics has an impressive intellectual grounding and makes a lot of sense. It also happens to say that the people who hold all...

Alex Copulsky - March 10, 2009

Apparently China is worried about the coming year being a period of "mass incidents". This is in part because it is the anniversary of...

Alex Copulsky - March 8, 2009

I don't know how many of you saw this interesting article in Politico yesterday about Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid. For those who didn't,...

Alex Copulsky - March 7, 2009

If Sam really wants to bleed the rich, he's absolutely fighting the wrong fight. He couches his argument in empirical terms, while everyone knows...

Sam Barr - March 7, 2009

It's noteworthy how some right-wing bloggers seem just as interested in the idea that the poor don't work hard, as they are in the...

Sam Barr - March 7, 2009

The conservative blogs are afire with Ayn Rand love. Apparently, by raising the top marginal tax rate back to where it was in the...

Alex Copulsky - March 6, 2009

Paradoxically, the more seats the Democrats lose in the House, the more likely it is to shift the agenda to the left. The current...

Alex Copulsky - March 5, 2009

So auditors are now reporting that GM's long-term viability is, to put it charitably, a little bit doubtful. When this sort of language is...

Alex Copulsky - March 3, 2009

So I have not yet gotten around to Obama's alleged secret note to Russian President Medvedev. In it, he seems to propose a quid...