In The NY Times, Kate Zernike exposes Christie for embracing budget strategies he previously scorned as a candidate.
At The Street, Dan Freed explains
how the free market has kept defaulted debtors in their homes.
An Emerson College poll puts
Cuccinelli within two points of McAuliffe.
From Town Hall, Steve Deace predicts
what would happen if the 2016 Iowa caucuses were today.
On Forbes.com, Philip Harvey details
why Conservatives and Liberals alike have a big stake in shrinking government.
Monetary Reform
In The Asia Times, Doug Noland writes
Greenspan is in dreamland.
From Forbes.com, Nathan Lewis asks
if China should issue gold bullion coins that aren’t practical in the U.S.
On TGSN, Ralph Benko examines
Kipper und Wipperzeit, part of James Narron and David Skei’s chronicling of forgotten financial crises from 1620 to
1920.
Tax
At Town Hall, Dan Mitchell writes
if there’s a grand bargain, taxpayers should get a tax cut rather than a tax
hike.
From Forbes.com, Pete Sepp & Andrew Moylan believe
politicians who support the Internet sales tax will face a ballot box awakening.
Spending
In The Washington
Post, Ezra Klein says
Obamacare’s problems are much deeper than the website.
From Bloomberg, Ezra Klein details
Obama’s broken technology promise.
At National Review, Mark Steyn discusses
the phalanx of lies surrounding Obamacare.
On CNBC Larry Kudlow argues Obamacare is a sign the
entitlement-state is crumbling.
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