Tag: "American Issues Project"
The Not-Ready-For-Opening-Day Democrats
My latest post at the AIP blog looks at the manifold troubles of the Democratic majority in Congress and how they don’t quite seem to be ready for the new session to start. If I can draw a football analogy (and I can, since it’s my blog!), the Democrats are about the enter the regular [...]
Weekend AIP Blogging Links
I need to get you all caught up on my latest work over at the AIP blog. My Friday post dealt with the stimulus bill and the question of whether or not it’s helped. The evidence at this point is that’s it’s actually done us more harm than good, to the point where we have [...]
Calling it Grassroots Doesn’t Make it Grassroots
My post at AIP today deals with another media misperception about grassroots movements, namely that they’re grassroots simply because the people organizing them say so. The Democrats are launching a big health careapalooza national tour with a big push from the Democratic National Committee and the biggest health care lobbying group in the country and, [...]
The Presidential Post Office Fumble
My post today at AIP tackles the President’s attempt to sell us on Obamacare by invoking the Post Office. Before you start laughing too hard, he was using the USPS as an example of how the public sector doesn’t compete well against the private sector. I’m really not sure how he he thought his analogy [...]
Sit ACLU, Sit. Good Dog.
Remember when the ACLU considered its job to be skeptical of the intentions of government? You really don’t have to remember much farther back than the end of last year. But under our new President, it didn’t take very long for the ACLU to roll over and show its belly. That’s the subject of my [...]


















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