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Judges: The Whirlwind, Indeed
Editorial of The New York Sun | March 6, 2020 https://www.nysun.com/editorials/judges-the-whirlwind-indeed/91041/
There are at least two very different visions of what America ought to be, and they increasingly appear to be mutually exclusive. Read More »
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Red States’ Economic Advantage
Joel Kotkin & Wendell Cox, City Journal The political and cultural war between red and blue America may not be settled in our lifetimes, but it’s clear which side is gaining ground in economic and demographic terms. In everything from new jobs—including new technology employment—fertility rates, population growth, and migration, it’s the red states that increasingly hold the advantage. Read more
The best way to fix Social Security
Alan D. Viard and Sita Nataraj Slavov | The Hill Increasing Social Security’s progressivity by cutting benefits for well-off seniors is a reasonable way to address the program’s financial difficulties. But the details matter. Targeting benefits based on lifetime labor earnings would protect those in need while avoiding harmful economic effects. |
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