Ditching DC’s ‘brutalist’ federal government buildings
Rich Lowry of National Review Online explains why he’s no fan of a certain style of federal government building. There’s a reason God created dynamite. The brutalist federal buildings that…
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Rich Lowry of National Review Online explains why he’s no fan of a certain style of federal government building. There’s a reason God created dynamite. The brutalist federal buildings that…
Neal Freeman writes for National Review Online about one of President-elect Donald Trump’s top advisers. The first time around, President Trump had four chiefs of staff. All of them were…
Rich Lowry of National Review Online ponders a recent transformation for the American vice president. How did Kamala Harris become so good at this? How does a sub-par vice president…
Tevi Troy offers interesting observations about the impact of election results on policy-driven think tanks. THREE THINGS ARE CERTAIN AFTER A presidential-election defeat: infighting, second-guessing, and efforts to create a…
Roger Simon offers PJMedia.com readers a suggestion for a new top adviser to the president. Time to move on. To aid in doing so, the president should put someone impressive…
Lawrence Kudlow explains in a Real Clear Politics column why Steve Bannon’s political demise means good news economically. Mr. Bannon’s peculiar notions of populism were essentially anti-growth. He believed higher…
Roy Cordato, my colleague here at the John Locke Foundation, last week said it would be immoral to eliminate the federal deduction on income and property taxes paid to state…
John Fund of National Review Online ponders whether U.S. Sen. Cory Booker will turn his back on his own reform record for partisan political reasons. Tuesday’s confirmation hearing for Betsy…
Karlyn Bowman and Heather Sims address that question in a column for the American Enterprise Institute website. In May 2010, the Pew Research Center asked people if they could spontaneously…
As much as biographers Fred Barnes and Morton Kondracke admired their subject (Barnes is quick to point out that their book’s first sentence labels that subject “the most important politician…
This week’s Carolina Journal Online Friday interview features a conversation with Fred Barnes of the Weekly Standard about his new biography of supply-side tax crusader Jack Kemp. Jon Ham’s Daily…
As the holiday season winds down, the 2016 election campaign season will heat up. Becki Gray explains in the next edition of Carolina Journal Radio how the John Locke Foundation…