…that a model was not useful for evaluating policies within a given set, because it had implausible implications for policies not in that set (that is he said models must…

…and his weakness on gun control, while simultaneously defending her economic policies as being even tougher than his. But what is crucial to understand is that Clinton also sought to…

…a long time in conjunction with other policies to raise debt, the rate becomes useless against a rising heavy weight of increased debt and socially non-productive investment, especially when labor…

…— although not those with especially good policies. But getting voters to believe that would be a very steep climb. — Health Reform Realities, Paul Krugman arguing today in his…

…Obama administrations are that those administrations’ policies were and are too different from Republican policies. Sanders’s complaint, she says, is that they gave too few concessions to the Republicans, and…

…Law says no coverage available. • Eligible for Subsidized Exchange policies: 6.5 million; And chose not to sign up. • Ineligible for Subsidized Exchange policies: 7.0 million; And have the…

…“idea behind” opposition to some policies and support for others. Not proven is an understatement. In my research of 236 years of the fallacy claim, I have come across very…

…on sensible economic policies that address key U.S. weaknesses. The solution: Cut the corporate tax and balance the fed budget. The Eight-Point Plan consists of the following policy recommendations: simplify…

…fact, and instead campaigns on progressive fiscal and economic and regulatory policies. And on significantly altering the manner of campaign financing—which requires a Democratic-controlled Congress and Democratic-appointed Supreme Court justices….

…according to that poll, 53 percent said they want a Republican Congress, to keep Clinton from enacting these policies, and just 40 percent preferred a congressional Democrat who would help…