Our View on Anti-Trust Laws and Market Openess
The column argues that U S anti trust enforcement sometimes harms competition by aiding the less successful, citing DOJ actions against a software leader and a merger in aerospace. It warns of higher prices and less innovation, urging reevaluation of laws for the cyber era and possible repeal debates.
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Innocent explanations and Clinton critiques by Lowell
Thomas Lowell argues that Clinton's alleged sincerity is phony, citing the Lewinsky affair and related scandals. He insists corruption extends beyond the couple, describing it as dry rot risk to government. Lowell, a Hoover Institution senior fellow, warns about decency standards and political manipulation.
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Hart Says Fidelity Is Not A Standard For Leaders
Cal Thomas notes Gary Hart, former 1988 presidential candidate, argues that personal fidelity should not determine fitness for office. He questions linking promiscuity to leadership and urges admitting human error while upholding standards for public officials.
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