Sitemap - 2024 - The Government We Deserve
Jimmy Carter, Doing Right, And The New Fiscal Realities He Faced
Despite Election, Both Political Parties Still Live In The Past
Today’s Drug Ad: Use Your Power To Appropriate Federal Spending
The Broken Government Facing Our New President & Congress
History Provides A Lesson On Who Would Likely Pay For Trump’s Social Security Plan*
Beyond Zombie Rule: Reclaiming Fiscal Sanity In A Broken Congress*
Only Grand Bargains Are Going To Get Us Out Of Our Gigantic Fiscal Mess*
Younger Americans Can’t Keep Transferring Ever-More To Richer Older Americans
Why I Have Always Hated—And Now Hate Even More—the Presidential Election Season
How The End Of Ever-Bigger Government Still Disrupts Politics World-Wide
How Charitable Are Nonprofit Hospitals?*
Thinking Generationally, Not Just For The Next Presidential Term
Can We Spare Children The Tax Roller Coaster?*
Moore v. The United States: Will The Supreme Court Join The Whack-A-Tax Shelter Game?
What Are The Main Causes Of The Huge Growth in Deficits
Why Don’t People Feel Richer Even When They Are? They Don’t See The Gains*
The Inevitable Tax Reform Act Of 2025: Not Ready For Prime Time*
Why News Organizations And Opinion Pages Need More Independent Voices
Taxing The Rich And Capital Income Depends Upon Corporate-Level Taxation
How Much Should The Fed Lower The Interest Rate When Inflation Falls?
“Pie” Thinking: What You Must Know But Politicians Won’t Discuss
Are More Years Of Social Security Benefits For Everyone An Answer To Those "Aged" Out Of Their Jobs?
A First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit: A Good Idea That Needs A Lot More Work
The Giveaway And Takeaway Sides Of The Government’s Budget
Major Budget Reform Must Accommodate Legislators’ Need To Give Away Money
Setting Budget Priorities: Can’t Dance, Too Wet To Plow, And The Fish Ain’t Bitin’*
Systematic Ways To Reduce Government Inefficiency And Complexity
The New York Civil Fraud Trial Against Trump Reveals Why The Wealthy Like To Borrow
Why Less Stress On Political Identity May Be A Good Thing
Making Higher-Income People Pay For Social Security Shortfalls
The Two-Parent Privilege – And Tax
The Limits Of Policies Based On Identity Rather Than Universal Rights, Needs, And Opportunities
How The Confusing Income Inequality Debate Distorts Policy-Making