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Roll Call: Opinion: David Eldridge: A Look Back at Congress’s Most Memorable Leadership Races
Roll Call: Opinion: David Eldridge: A Look Back at Congress’s Most Interesting Leadership Races “Pershing, who went on from Roll Call to The Washington Post, where he covers politics, does a great job showing how leadership battles shaped the futures … Continue reading
The Diplomat: Aurelia George Mulgan: Time to End the Double Standard on Japanese Defense
Source:The New Democrat You would think a large developed country of a hundred-thirty-million of people with an economy of four-trillion dollars which is what Japan is could defend themselves. America is not responsible for the national defense of India a … Continue reading
Economic Policy Journal: Robert Ringer: The Individual Versus the State
Source:The New Democrat I’ve been reading going on for about five years or so now since I started blogging about what is called Laissez-Fair capitalism. Which means government out of the economy. Well let’s think about that for a minute … Continue reading
Forbes Magazine: George Leef: Liberalism Day: Time For Liberals to Take Back Liberalism
Source:The New Democrat I agree that America needs a return to what I at least call real liberalism or probably what is more known as classical liberalism. And call people who are known as ‘modern liberals’ what they are. Which … Continue reading
Posted in Forbes Magazine, The New Democrat
Tagged 2014, America, American Liberalism, American Liberals, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Economic Freedom, Free Society, George Leef, Liberal Democracy, Liberalism, Liberalism Day, Liberals, Personal Freedom, Personal Responsibility, Property Rights, United States
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The Week: Shikha Dalmia: Affirmative Action is Doomed: Here’s What Progressives Can do About it
Source:The New Democrat The rhetoric of affirmative action is running out of steam. The real Roosevelt (Franklin and Theodore) and LBJ Progressives need to step up to the plate and say “We are losing ground badly on this issue and we … Continue reading
Posted in The New Democrat, The Week
Tagged 2014, Affirmative Action, America, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Economic Development, Economic Freedom, Economic Opportunity, Education, Job Training, Liberal Democracy, Liberalism, Liberals, Michigan, Michigan Affirmative Action Ban, Poverty in America, Progressivism, U.S. Government, U.S. Supreme Court, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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Mises Daily: Julian Adorney: ‘Killing the Maximum Wage Myth’
Source:The New Democrat People on the far left get labeled as Socialists because they have a tendency to advocate socialist policies that are more common in Europe than in America. The notion of “maximum wage” that talk show host Bill … Continue reading
Posted in Libertarianism, The New Democrat
Tagged 2014, America, Big Government, Bill Maher, CEO's, Collectivism, Collectivists, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists, Far Left, Income Gap, Income Inequality, Julian Adorney, Maximum Wage, New Left, Rich People, Socialism, Socialists, Tax The Rich, The One Percent, The Superrich, United States, Wealthy People, Welfare State
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American Thinker: Christopher Chantrill: ‘Liberals Digging Their Political Graves’
Source:The New Democrat Richard Nixon was a brilliant political strategist, whatever else you may think of the man. In the late 1960s, he could see the country moving politically. The Democratic Party was moving left and away from the Confederate … Continue reading
The Heartland Institute: Richard Ebeling- The Free Market vs. The Interventionist State
Source:The New Democrat There is no pure free market economy in the world today. I use the term private market instead of free market and private enterprise instead of free enterprise. Any type of economy that’s subjected to taxes and … Continue reading
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