Oct 15, 2019
Trump is accused of shooting holes in the Constitution. Warren and Biden, though, are openly promising to feed the document through a cross-cut paper-shredder. It makes it harder to take their criticism of Trump seriously, at least on the constitutional front.
Oct 7, 2019
WeWork identified a real opportunity. It’s serving a genuine economic function, disrupting the commercial real estate industry, offering customers a value proposition good enough that the tenants voluntarily pay to rent the space.
Sep 30, 2019
Does economic success, which usually, if not always, involves hard work, risk-taking, and creating a product or service that many people find valuable enough to voluntarily pay for deserve to be punished?
Sep 24, 2019
If states are going to have rights in any meaningful sense, those rights have to exist independent of which party controls the White House, rather than disappearing when the Democrats are in power in Washington and magically reappearing when Republicans take over.
Sep 17, 2019
Biden and Trump are constrained by American popular opinion, which oscillates between interventionism and isolationism. Neither one of them wants to be maneuvered into a long-term war, but neither one of them wants to appear impotent,
Sep 9, 2019
When an American shoe or textile factory closes in some Minnesota, Michigan, Maine, or Massachusetts mill town, there’s a spillover effect, empty storefronts on main street, children with newly jobless parents, another patch of territory lost to the opioid epidemic.
Sep 3, 2019
if Sanders or Warren somehow did manage to defeat Trump and win election as president of the United States, the former Burlington, Vermont, mayor or the former Harvard law professor would have a hard time fully implementing a socialist or "big structural change" program.
Aug 27, 2019
On August 18, speaking to reporters in Morristown, N.J., Trump said Chinese violence against protesters in Hong Kong would make a trade deal with the U.S. more difficult.