The first thing they need to do is end the debt ceiling. From the prologue of my forthcoming book: Debt ceiling debates will never be
If I have to read one more piece on what the debt deal means for President Obama, Speaker Boehner, Sen Reid, Sen McConnell, Democrats, Republicans,
During my week off I read Aaron’s new book, coauthored by Rachel Vreeman and titled Don’t Cross Your Eyes … They’ll Get Stuck That Way (and
Quick summary from Ezra Klein’s Wonkbook: -$2.1-$2.5 trillion increase in debt ceiling, lasting until 2013. -$1 trillion in cuts in defense and domestic discretionary spending
I could write many posts on implications of the debt ceiling deal for the health system. Consider the following list a down payment on some issues
I see that readers of The Incidental Economist didn’t resolve the debt ceiling debate while I was on vacation, as I had requested. I returned Friday
Over at Marginal Revolution, Alex calls for moving the FDA to a “safety-only” system, which means eliminating efficacy testing in Phases II and III as
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