Bretton Woods Research argues Republicans have lost political ground by focusing on deficits rather than growth.
At Asia Times, David Goldman believes rising CPI doesn't discount deflation fears.
On The Kudlow Report, Stephen Moore debates the Bush tax cuts.
In The WSJ, Michael Darda suggests tax reform will improve the economy.
H.C. Wainwright's David Ranson analyzes tax revenue and debt.
John Tamny discusses the economy on the John Batchelor radio show.
The Heritage Foundation reports on the effect of tax increases.
The WSJ editorial page remembers Dan Rostenkowski's work on tax reform.
Jon Stewart mocks Republicans for saying they care about deficits but won’t raise taxes.
I love Steve Moore but he missed a great opportunity to explain to Reich that the reason the economy performed so well in the mid-1990s under higher income and capital gain tax rates than those now in effect is because we had a relatively stable dollar. With stable money comes greater levels of investment which of course leads to the creation of jobs and prosperity. Moore mentioned job creation but didn't credit dollar policy as the key contributor.
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