I was wrong. It turns out that National Journal editorial director Ron Fournier wasn’t out sick the day his eighth-grade civics class learned about the separation of powers between the…

…broadening” should be looked at squarely for what it really is–not generally a way to ensure that the rich pay more and that the poor and middle class continue to…

…securities law. It also rewrote that Act so that it uses those forced arbitration clauses to effectively eliminate class actions. It literally rewrote the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure, Rule…

…centuries. There’s even a class syllabus and reading list from his class for his John Jay MA econ students. It’s a very deep dive. (“Thirteen Ways of Looking at Money,” eek.)…

…lower-middle-class families to vote Republican, which means they are ultimately voting against their own economic interests for a party that wants all the benefits of the federal government to accrue…

…best demonstration of that. Even the rich get richer, faster, under Democratic presidents. The poor and the middle class get far richer: All those findings came as a surprise to…

…Alas, two posts have been most disappointing. This one seemingly endorses some Donald Luskin claim that the middle class got a large tax break from President Bush as Luskin attacked…

…the validity of the classical economic analysis “when applied to society as a whole, if there is any such thing, and in the long run” while objecting that for workers, “there…

…insisting that their governments lower the value of their currencies to increase exports to the U.S. But the U.S. Treasury did not label either country a currency manipulator in its…

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