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... allegedly crushing debt burden did so in 2006, at the height of the boom, when the U.S. debt to GDP ratio was steadily climbing above 60 percent and the deficit was at then-all-time high...

... at his inability to share his pregnant wife’s burden develops drawers that can pull out of his chest, like a Dali painting. In a third, people grow a third arm when they fall in...

... described the 1994 congressional elections in his memoir, “The NRA had a great night ... Jack Brooks had supported the NRA for years and had led the fight against the assault weapons ban...

... in to cover the unfunded liabilities is great when you have many solvent employers and just a few bankruptcies. But if too many firms go under without paying their share of that...

... television and the Internet to broadcast postwar situation comedies 24 hours a day. It could arm all of its citizens, and thus relieve itself of the financial burden of maintaining law...

... experience that law enforcement is “extremely supportive nationwide, except for a couple of the big city police chiefs. But your average cop on the beat thinks it’s a great idea” to widen...

... value of ideas and intangible assets. Few among us today question the notion that new ideas can have great economic value. And some 15 years ago—long before smartphones, tablets, and...

... I saw, hit all the talking points just right. The only off note was Barbara saying that Jeb shouldn’t run. That one sentence—“there are a lot of great families, and it’s not just...

..., he was moderately dovish on stimulus. For example, he said "Back in 2008-9, there was a reasonable chance, maybe 20% that we’d end up in another Great Depression. Spending a...

... any group.  It is true that Reagan did not revolutionize the American economy by very modestly lowering the corporate income tax burden.  It does not therefore follow that we can...