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August 2, 2010
Blog

Are Our Goals in Afghanistan ‘Fairly Modest’?
… them to create big training camps and to plan attacks against the US homeland with impunity.” In reality, such a policy is not modest in the least. A commitment to never allow terrorists to resurface not only serves as a …
By Malou Innocent
August 2, 2010
Aspenia

US and China: Spats over Asian Security
… rival territorial claims in the South China Sea between China and several of its Southeast Asian neighbors. The spat regarding policy toward North Korea erupted in the aftermath of the sinking of the South Korean naval vessel Cheonan. When Seoul …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
August 2, 2010
Washington Times

Congress Ignores Middle-Class Service Sector
… American households for a broad range of services supplied by the large majority of their fellow workers. In crafting economic policy, Congress and the president should seek policies that benefit all Americans, not just the more politically influential but declining …
By Daniel Griswold
August 2, 2010
New York Post

Soaking the Rich
… success and hard work, that calls for a tax revolt. The Obama administration’s approach is to look at tax policy mainly through the prism of class warfare. This means that some of the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts can …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
August 1, 2010
Blog

With Tax Increases Looming, CBO Does About-Face and Frets about Deficits and Debt
… controlled Congress for a dozen years and failed to reform either CBO or its counterpart on the revenue side, the Joint Committee on Taxation (which is infamous for its assumption that tax policy has no impact on overall economic performance).
By Daniel J. Mitchell
August 1, 2010
Richmond Times-Dispatch

The Stimulus: The Government Job Creation Myth
… Advisors released an analysis claiming that the stimulus created or saved between 2.5 million and 3.6 million jobs. Policymakers today have no choice but to drastically reduce spending if we are to head off the looming fiscal train …
By Tad DeHaven
July 31, 2010
Blog

Retiring Official: DOT Is Sitting on Pro-Toyota Probe Results
By Walter Olson
July 30, 2010
Blog

Even Keynesian Accounting Can’t Find All That ‘Stimulus’
By Alan Reynolds
July 30, 2010
Blog

Peter Ferrara’s Too-Nice Attack on Phony Washington Budget Deals
Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Peter Ferrara of the Institute for Policy Innovation explains that Washington budget deals don’t work because politicians never follow through on promised spending cuts. This is a very relevant argument, since President Obama …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 30, 2010
Blog

Imports Viewed Skeptically at the Washington Post
By Daniel J. Ikenson
July 29, 2010
Blog

The Letter Is Different, but the Spirit Still Lives
By Sallie James
July 29, 2010
Blog

Are These Examples of Washington Corruption?
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 29, 2010
Blog

One Step Closer to Legally Gambling Online?
By Sallie James
July 29, 2010
Blog

The Half-a-Loaf National Export Initiative
By Daniel J. Ikenson
July 29, 2010
Newsweek

Why the Intelligence Community Needs GAO Oversight
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Are Our Goals in Afghanistan ‘Fairly Modest’?

US and China: Spats over Asian Security

Congress Ignores Middle-Class Service Sector

Soaking the Rich

With Tax Increases Looming, CBO Does About-Face and Frets about Deficits and Debt

The Stimulus: The Government Job Creation Myth

Retiring Official: DOT Is Sitting on Pro-Toyota Probe Results

Even Keynesian Accounting Can’t Find All That ‘Stimulus’

Peter Ferrara’s Too-Nice Attack on Phony Washington Budget Deals

Imports Viewed Skeptically at the Washington Post

The Letter Is Different, but the Spirit Still Lives

Are These Examples of Washington Corruption?

One Step Closer to Legally Gambling Online?

The Half-a-Loaf National Export Initiative

Why the Intelligence Community Needs GAO Oversight