Time to consider a tax cut as surplus grows
The view argues that a federal budget surplus should be returned to the people and supports debating tax cuts now rather than delaying. It cites projections of large surpluses, cites ideas like private retirement accounts, and notes economists predicting a windfall from lower rates.
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American Federation of Labor
Clinton
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Bob Kerrey
Cato Institute
Lawrence Kudlow
Stephen Moore
GOP
Jack Kemp
Newt Gingrich
Leftist orthodoxy exposed in academia and policy
Thomas Lowell argues that the political left dominates humanities and affected fields outside science, with money and foundations biasing bilingual education and global warming debates. He warns government expansion rests on insulated elites who ignore facts, praising public service as a risky creed.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Washington
Gingrich Attacks PA as Israel Visit Highlights Tensions
Cal Thomas notes Newt Gingrich, while touring Israel with a delegation, accuses the Palestinian Authority of inciting violence and harming peace prospects. He argues PA leaders and supporters unveil hostile rhetoric and seeks to portray U S support as misdirected, praising Israel’s democracy and suggesting U S policy shields aggressors.
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Gingrich
PBC
Ahmed Tibi
Yasser Arafat
Tibi
United States
State Department
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