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- "The strategic paradigms that governed the Middle East for decades have shifted. Not all of them. Not fully. But the shift is real, larger than is yet fully understood, and Israel drove it"
- Islamists only want one thing. We cannot appease them
- “‘Lox and Loaded’ partnership comes as anxieties fuel interest in firearms”
- Joan Peters Caro, author of From Time Immemorial, has passed away in Chicago
- Pentagon confused about Russia's military buildup in Syria
- PM #Netanyahu addresses citizens of #Israel on #Chanukah
- "The University of Chicago has always been usefully out of step with its peers in higher education...and takes perverse pride in its reputation as the place where fun goes to die"
- "Phillips has won a well-earned reputation as a stalwart opponent of the misrepresentations and downright lies about Israel that constantly fill the world’s media"
Tag Archives: Keynesian economics
The Laffer Curve turns 40: the legacy of a controversial idea
WASHINGTON POST by Stephen Moore December 26, 2014 It was 40 years ago this month that two of President Gerald Ford’s top White House advisers, Dick Cheney and Don Rumsfeld, gathered for a steak dinner at the Two Continents restaurant … Continue reading →
ArchitectGuy on Israel 