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Just this week, that office trumpeted a list of rules that it says it played a roll in weakening or gutting. Perhaps most troubling, The Economist floats the idea of requiring that an existing regulation be revoked any time a new one is instituted. ...
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U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney speaks about national security at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington. Cheney on Thursday sharply criticized President Barack Obama's handling of terrorism policy and defended harsh interrogation methods that...
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And in January, Walker — who expects the recall election will take place in early June — said during a talk at the American Enterprise Institute he thought his Democratic opponent would be handpicked by “ big union bosses .” The governor also told Fox...
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If you could take a little from each of the GOP candidates, you could have a perfect candidate. Or... “Of course, you could just as easily have a Frankenstein’s monster with Gingrich’s verbal pomposity, Santorum’s resentful and dour sanctimony, Paul’s...
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While American efforts seem to be focused on facilitating the transition of power to a Yemeni government that will fight AQAP, this requires a willing and able partner," the American Enterprise Institute said in a statement. Will the U.S. have an able...
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(Gosh, can't a girl from NYU play?) The white working class is in big trouble, and the liberal elite is largely to blame. So says Charles Murray in his latest book, "Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010." As a scholar at the...
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It was left to John McLaughlin, of all people, to say the obvious about The Bell Curve: "It is largely pseudo-scientific and it is singularly unhelpful." Charles Murray is at it again. He burst onto the national scene in the ’80s, announcing that he...
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But both are great ideas. More importantly, Hubbard suggests a unifying theme for the Romney campaign: prosperity. The U.S. economy may be growing and adding jobs, but it’s not prosperous — and it hasn’t been for awhile. Consider: According to Gallup,...
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Invariably, organisations arguing for regulations to be removed, top taxes to be reduced and other such billionaire-friendly policies call themselves freemarket or conservative thinktanks. But according to David Frum, formerly a fellow at one such...
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Yet Kroenig is not so much Duss’s target as the people who have expressed support for his arguments—scholars from the Foreign Policy Initiative and the American Enterprise Institute and writers in The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post. ...
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But to point that out is just cynicism. Jonah Goldberg is editor-at-large of National Review Online, a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and the author of the forthcoming book "The Tyranny of Clichés." His email is...
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A. Hassett of the American Enterprise Institute will give a lecture “Capitalism and the Poor” at Virginia Tech as part of the BB&T Distinguished Lecture Series on Capitalism. Hosted by the Pamplin College of Business at Virginia Tech, this free lecture...
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“Whenever Afghanistan’s policies displease Tehran, the Iranian government threatens to expel all Afghans living in Iran,” wrote Ahmad Majidyar and Ali Alfoneh in a 2010 report on the issue for American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, a...
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It's a "government benefit." Own it and protect it. In that values vein, I had a recent email exchange with Charles Murray, the often-controversial libertarian scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, while writing a column on his new book,...
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Phase out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac within five years. Sell unproductive and wasteful federal properties. Transition Team will review all spending cut proposals and restructuring reforms of the Heritage Foundation, CATO Institute, American Enterprise...
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Kevin Hassett, director of economic policy studies at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, said Santorum’s plan would “create the biggest tax dodge in history,” as businesses raced to redefine themselves as manufacturers. Not only does this...
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Kevin Hassett, director of economic policy studies at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, said Santorum’s plan would “create the biggest tax dodge in history,” as businesses raced to redefine themselves as manufacturers. Not only does this...
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The federal School Improvement Grant program "is likely to go down in the annals as one more pretty expensive, failed initiative," said Rick Hess, director of education policy studies for the American Enterprise Institute, an independent public-policy...
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"Our top political leaders have an interest in seeing anything as new because they've had a really tough time with the old guys," said Dan Blumenthal, a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think-tank. "We're projecting...
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