president of the United States from 1929 to 1933
Jeffrey Tucker argues that America’s future depends on the success of the Trump administration’s new government efficiency initiatives. Critics view the Department of Government Efficiency’s emails asking federal employees for…
Phil Gramm and Larry Summers offer the president a bipartisan argument against new tariffs. In an extraordinary act of unity, 1,028 American professional economists in the spring of 1930 signed a…
Sean Trende writes for Real Clear Politics about the factors contributing to President Biden’s polling woes. We’ve paid much attention to President Biden’s flagging job approval here, in part because…
Rick Moran writes at PJMedia.com about the likelihood of more disappointing economic news this week. Politico calls the coming avalanche of bad economic news a “Category 5 storm.” Indeed, the…
Simon Hankinson writes for the Daily Signal about one negative impact of Biden administration policies. In French, a “bidonville” is a shantytown. A “bidon” is a large container, like the…
Tevi Troy ponders the impact of current predicaments on the president’s legacy. First-term mistakes are common for presidents. For some, those mistakes define their legacy, while others’ errors cling to…
Alex Nester reports for the Washington Free Beacon on one of the latest unlikely targets for cancel culture. The San Francisco Unified School District has decided to rename an elementary…
Tevi Troy writes about one famous baseball player’s interactions with every man to occupy the White House since World War II. Lawrence Peter “Yogi” Berra died five years ago on…
Steve Forbes offers Forbes magazine readers a history lesson that could help guide economic policy after the COVID-19 pandemic. The coming question is what should be done once the coronavirus…
Steve Forbes explains in the latest Forbes magazine why our heaviest president deserves more recognition. Talk about a lack of respect! Our 27th president is remembered, if at all, as…
Daniel Ikenson explains for Cato Institute readers why the Trump administration is wrong to base new tariffs on national security concerns. By any objective measure, the degree and nature of…
Rich Lowry‘s latest column at National Review Online focuses on Democrats’ current political objective. American politics is now, in large part, a fight about whether or not Donald Trump will…