My daughters don’t get much news at their summer camp jobs in the Poconos. Their mother and I bring them …
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Redemption For Kennedy And Nixon
On the morning of July 19, 1969, President Richard M. Nixon had to have been the happiest man in America. …
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Crackdown On ‘Pay To Play’
Kickbacks can come in many forms: campaign contributions, “fees” paid to sham intermediaries and even investments in low-budget films that …
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Legislation by Intimidation
Proponents of government-run health insurance are having a hard time finding friends. With even President Obama now expressing doubts about …
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Will Estate Taxes Really Disappear?
Congress will have a lot on its plate when lawmakers reconvene in September. Besides health care, which has dominated the …
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A Corporate Tuna Team Scores Big
On a recent visit to Costco I noticed they were selling tuna in 7-ounce cans. It may not sound like …
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Holding the Innocent Accountable
“You know, I’m not trying to make a ton of money. I just want to play it safe,” a customer …
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A ‘No Change’ Promise We Can’t Believe In
As a candidate, President Obama promised “change.” But, when it comes to health care, it turns out plenty of people …
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