The Luskin-Kudlow-Moore free-lunch supply-side crowd over at NRO have been trying to convince us that Bush’s fiscal train wreck will actually promote long-term growth. Their new ally is William Kucewicz…

Well, they don’t want the government to do this according to the latest from Andrew Roth and the Cato crowd: In today’s Washington Post, columnist William Raspberry suggests “… the…

David John and William Beach take the low road in their attempt to justify the claim that Social Security hurts blacks by asking us to believe that Beach and Gareth…

…expressed reservations. The founder of The National Review, William F. Buckley, has indicated some real concerns about the war in Iraq, Byron. MR. YORK: He has basically said that if…

…Institute’s William Niskanen points out that since WW II, spending growth has been slower under divided government, and wars have been less common. The Bush administration certainly fits Niskanen’s theory!…

…the capital stock of the US, and thus reduce future income and living standards. Laurence Kotlikoff and William Gale provide a thorough survey of the evidence on this issue, and…

I have yet to call anyone at the Weekly Standard a liar even though on occasion, I have been quite tempted. But William Kristol’s Holbrooke: I Don’t Know the Truth…

…growth issues raised by William G. Gale and Samara R. Potter in An Economic Evaluation of the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 (ultimately published in National…

…different approaches in the interviews. In some cases, they have asked prominent local Christian figures to simply pass on any helpful information, activists said. William Ryan, a Christian attorney in…

…the Pentagon’s policy office, under the control of William Luti, a senior aide to Feith. This office, which circumvented the usual procedures of vetting and transparency, stovepiped many of its…