Living By A Premise – OpEd
The 2023 graduation season is now underway. The famous, generous, and politically powerful (especially those currently in federal office, who
Read moreThe 2023 graduation season is now underway. The famous, generous, and politically powerful (especially those currently in federal office, who
Read moreAs the State of the Union address and subsequent pronouncements have made clear, American politics is in the firm grip of fiscal
Read moreNobel Prize–winning economist George Stigler once wrote of economists as preachers, which he described as involving offering “a clear and reasoned
Read moreThe Washington state legislature currently has a mandatory voting proposal (S.B. 5209) under consideration, which would require registered voters to
Read morePresident Biden’s student debt relief proposal created a storm of controversy. That is not surprising, since it was a transparent
Read moreIt seems that every time something adverse happens in the labor market, it restarts the partisan battle between those currently
Read moreTaxes have a long reign near the top of discussion topics. But it can be striking how much nonsense and
Read moreThe 2020 election has revealed jaw-dropping levels of “liberal” or progressive bias in the media, from the increasing ascendance of
Read moreRecently, I read a Los Angeles Times article that referred to high-deductible health plans as “much hated by employees.” That
Read moreAs happens every time any sort of tax change that can be demonized as “tax cuts for the rich” is
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