Medicare Celebrates Its 50th Birthday, Despite Ronald Reagan
In 1961, Reagan, then known just as an actor, now the ultimate iconic Republican, recorded an LP titled "Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine."
In 1961, Reagan, then known just as an actor, now the ultimate iconic Republican, recorded an LP titled "Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine."
Gramm attributed anger at CEOs like Edward Whitacre (who actually got $158 million) to "the one form of bigotry that is still allowed in America ... bigotry against the successful."
We may not be doomed to spend the rest of our lives thinking of disgusting things to which to compare the American political process.
Daschle would definitely move back to South Dakota from D.C. to help if he weren't so busy lobbying for Taiwan.
Vice President Biden called upon other Democrats to refuse to take large donations from "millionaires and billionaires" in party primaries.
Rice had to decide: Should she make the U.S. look worse and Obama look better by telling the whole truth, or keep quiet and make the U.S. look better and Obama worse? Her choice is instructive.
Maybe you thought Dodd-Frank -- which requires U.S. corporations to disclose how much they pay foreign governments for oil and gas -- was the law because it was passed by Congress and signed by the president. HA HA PSYCH.
During the 1990s, the U.S. abused the UN arms control process to target Iraq's non-WMD military and overthrow Saddam Hussein.
Iranians: are they normal human beings like us, or are they weirdos whose foreign, mysterious thought processes can only be understood by experts like Michael Rubin?
Rep. John Sarbanes explains why his bill could not just change campaign financing but plausibly diminish the impact of big-money lobbying, and why it would keep incumbents like himself on their toes.
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