A headline in the New York Times today read: “Factory Jobs Are Booming Like It’s the 1970s.” The story explained that more money in the hands of consumers thanks to federal stimulus spending, along with a new skepticism of stretched…Continue Reading →
Last week’s Supreme Court bombshell introduced two new terms into Joe Biden’s presidential rhetoric. One was abortion; the other may shape his election-year prospects more. That term is “MAGA Republicans,” which Biden embroidered with “extreme” but, significantly, not “Donald Trump.”…Continue Reading →
My view is that the four reasons that Ukraine’s membership in NATO has been held back have been negated by Putin’s moves tonight. It is time for an emergency NATO meeting, sanctions will not get the job done quickly enough…Continue Reading →
FEBRUARY 2, 2022 By Samuel Goldman Do you remember the “libertarian moment”? I wouldn’t blame you if not. For a few years around the end of the Obama administration, though, it looked as if the right just might coalesce around…Continue Reading →
I have held my tongue waiting for the first year of the Biden initiative to go into the record books, a lot has happened but so much remains to be done. My first comment… Biden is getting old, just a year…Continue Reading →
One book that we like as a good basis for looking at inequality
Obama didn’t win because he was a great orator or had great ideas, the people wanted an end to the ill conceived response of Bush to 9/11. Trump won because blue collar workers were angry being ignored in the rush…Continue Reading →
I think party leaders are putting way too much emphasis on electability. Virtually any Democrat could beat Trump. Wringing of hands by old timers, like Carville, the search for the perfect candidate does not inspire confidence. The candidates don’t need…Continue Reading →