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Plato Shrugs: ‘Ideology Post Trump: Where Do We Go From Here?’
“Ideological turmoil in America has reached unprecedented heights. With conservatives falling into the unfalsifiable throws of populism and Liberals fetishizing 1960 solutions to 2020 problems, both appear lost in moving through the 21st century. What comes after Trump for the populist? What comes after liberals fail yet again to implement a child’s imitation of the […]
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The Baseline Scenario: Opinion- James Kwak- The Importance of Fairness: A New Economic Vision For The Democratic Party
Source: The Baseline Scenario: Opinion- James Kwak- The Importance of Fairness: A New Economic Vision For The Democratic Party Economic fairness and social justice even is a good debate in the Democratic Party and it seems to becoming from two wings … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American Capitalism, American Economy, Bernie Sanders, Bill Clinton, Capitalism, Chuck Schumer, Congressional Democrats, Democratic National Committee, Democratic Party, Democrats, Economic Fairness, Economic Freedom, Economic Liberalism, Elizabeth Warren, Fairness, Hillary Clinton, House Democrats, James Kwak, James Parks, Liberalism, Nancy Pelosi, Private Enterprise, Senate Democrats, Social Justice, Tom Perez, United States
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Conservable Economist: Timothy Taylor- ‘Capitalism for Growth, Government for Fairness’
Source:The New Democrat “When I hear discussions of how to encourage economic growth, along with equality and fairness, I sometimes feel as if the discussants are in the grip of a category confusion, like someone who rinses their vegetables in … Continue reading
Third Way: Staff: Ready For The New Economy
Source: Third Way: Staff: Ready For The New Economy The Democratic economic agenda for 2016 needs to be both different and better than the Republican economic agenda. (assuming either party offers one) For Democrats to retain the presidency and do … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 Presidential Election, American Economy, Center Left, Democratic Party, Economic Freedom, Economic Growth, Economic Liberalism, Gabe Horwitz, Hillary Clinton, Jim Kessler, Job Growth, Jonathan Cowan, Joon Suh, Liberalism, Liberals, Limited Government, Martin O'Malley, New Democrats, New Economy, Smart Government
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Conservable Economist: Opinion: Timothy Taylor: Rethinking Parameters of the US Welfare State
Source: Conservable Economist: Opinion: Timothy Taylor: Rethinking Parameters of the US Welfare State I have no problems with the American welfare state being smaller than Europe’s when it comes to a percentage of gross national product, or in pure dollars. … Continue reading
Cato Institute: Daniel Shapiro on the Welfare State
Cato Institute: Daniel Shapiro on the Welfare State I’m not sure that Daniel Shapiro understands what Social Security is. And even though the title of his talk is about the so-called welfare state, this video only covers Social Security. Social … Continue reading
Democracy Journal: Opinion- Nick Hanauer & David Rolf- Shared Security, Shared Growth
Source: Democracy Journal: Opinion- Nick Hanauer & David Rolf- Shared Security, Shared Growth I agree with Nick Hanauer and David Rolf, that the American economy lacks economic growth and job security. That workers are constantly changing jobs, because either they lose … Continue reading
RAND: Publications: Paul Sorenson: Mileage-Based User Fees For Transportation Funding
RAND: Publications: Paul Sorenson: Mileage-Based User Fees for Transportation Funding Mileage-based user fees to help fund new roads, might be worth looking at to fund and repair infrastructure in America. The more you drive, you more you pay for roads, … Continue reading
The Atlantic: Opinion: Bourlee Lam: America’s Unemployment Insurance Programs Need to Be Re-Imagined
The Atlantic: Opinion: Bourlee Lam: America’s Unemployment Insurance Programs Need to Be Re-Imagined I agree with everything that was said in this Atlantic article. Which is saying something, because generally when I read The Atlantic, the writer is a bit … Continue reading
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