…corporations a “rare bright spot in the current high-tax era.” That is garbage from both sides. We do not live in a “high-tax era.” IN fact, we live in a…

…which he did. My comment said: The Supreme Court is rarely in session. It’s seasonal, part-time work. They usually hear argument in 10 cases a month, seven months a year….

…discussion that’s become as rare as it is necessary — why are Washington insiders talking about the deficit crisis and not the jobs crisis? Bartlett, former advisor to Presidents Ronald…

…Rove knows what progressives know (and what I’ve insisted on in this blog): the Democrats have the rare upper-hand at this point in the legislative cycle. The Republicans agreed to…

…of the proposals that have been signed into law are by Barack Obama. This is not a rare event. While many conservatives stick to slogans, some try to come up…

I’ve often commented on how childish, really adolescent, the views of libertarians are. But it’s rare that I see such a stunning example. In a recent NYT “Room for Debate,”…

…is extreme, because Foster/McCallum had a Florida poll with an absurd sample which earned the coveted and very rare double asterix from TPM for not included in the average because…

…growth in rare but devastating financial recessions. And it’s worth remembering who that devastation is visited upon: the middle class and the poor. The rich do just fine. Recessions are…

…but in the mainstream economics community they are rare and in general quite decidedly mealy-mouthed. (No names, just initials: The Economist.) The general failure to question the “more inequality is…

…Indeed, the one rare moment of lucid candor came when he eagerly, gleefully announced that he would send Big Bird to the unemployment line in order to avoid borrowing money…