Too Old To Moderate Debates?
A Brief History Of “Trickle-Down Government”
Here’s Why Paul Ryan Is No Jack Kennedy
WSJ Declares “Liar” Out Of Bounds
How Mother Jones Got That Story
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Don’t Reform Taxes. Raise Them.
Plutes Versus Plebes
My latest TRB column, about the first really detailed survey of what very rich people think about politics (and how those views disproportionately affect national politics) is available here. READ MORE >>
“You Don’t Raise Taxes In A Recession”
One of Mitt Romney’s more effective jabs at President Obama in the Oct. 3 debate was about raising taxes in the present weak economy: READ MORE >>
What the Super-rich Really Think
What MSNBC's Post-Debate Freakout Really Means
Tonight's was the rare presidential debate where the pundit commentary was more interesting than the debate itself. Specifically, liberal commentary. On MSNBC, they were ready to tar and feather the president for not mentioning Bain, not mentioning the 47 percent, not doing much of anything except looking bored and playing defense. "Where was Obama tonight?" Chris Matthews wailed. "Why didn't the president probe him aggressively on all the recent points of information?" READ MORE >>
