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…some estimates, see China overtake it as the world’s largest economy. Second, it’s precisely Republican factionalism in Washington that’s stopping the United States from attaining again the greatness Republicans invoke. Remember James Madison’s HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_018098

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…ip than has the United States. In fact, amidst all the partisan warfare currently dividing Republicans and Democrats in Washington, a skepticism about China’s intentions and reliability and a willingness to push back in a bipartisan manner against its un-reciprocal, and sometimes...

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…timulus machine. I would contrast this with the cover of a competitor’s 2011 publication, which had a picture of George Washington crossing the Delaware, with the caption “America’s structural resilience, fortitude and ingenuity will carry the economy and financial markets in 201...

… of Nicaragua. Nicaraguan exiles, infinitely fewer in number and power than the Cuban-Americans, without congressmen in Washington with their origins, managed to condition American aid to the solution of the confiscations they had suffered during the first decade of the Sandinist...

…a following among conserva- tives in both Europe and the United States. At a 2015 congressional subcommittee hearing in Washington, one Republican legislator after another defended the Fidesz government, often in ways that demonstrated blatant ignorance of political conditions in...

… with him in the prosecutor’s office. The key point, though, is that Ken Starr and Jay Lefkowitz were power players in Washington — men who might help Acosta down the road. Readers will be quite familiar with Starr’s background. Lefkowitz was director of cabinet affairs and dep...

Eye on the Market | November 21, 2011 J.P Morgan Topic: The quixotic search for energy solutions Another Don Quixote Thanksgiving. Every year at Thanksgiving’, we look in-depth at an issue that affects markets and portfolios. Last year, we examined the unraveling situation in E...

Restructure Medicare & Medicaid: Policy Option #4 Reducing Optional Services + Optional Beneficiary Groups' Could Save Up to ~60% of Annual Medicaid Cost, per Kaiser Family Foundation Note: 1) Medicaid is a jointly financed federal and state program that provides health and lon...

30 ideas are often stymied by an inexperienced White House that doesn’t understand the role of drama and stagecraft in diplomacy. They say that Hillary is the daring, decisive risktaker, while the president is hampered by slow reflexes and an overly cautious and unimaginative ap...

Investment (saving) under the mattress yields only the psychic value of liquidity. Actual capital growth depends on rate of return as much as amount invested. If return holds the same as it was before, growth and net ex ante investment will be equal. Growth will be less than cons...

bother you most. The war-or-peace dilemmas of foreign policy are an essential case — when they go wrong, they hammer all of us. And we can see in the ripples of global power ideas that are of use in nearly any sphere. How, for instance, to fight a network. The struggle of JIEDDO...

Eye on the Market | November 21, 2011 J.P Morgan Topic: The quixotic search for energy solutions Wind should play an important role, but unless there is a high-voltage, high-capacity, high-density grid to accompany it (as in Northern Europe), or electricity storage, the variabi...