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The Truth That Rich People Don’t Want You to Know

August 3, 2020by eightoh9 Leave a comment

2020-08-03 – They talk a lot about competition and the invisible hand of Adam Smith and, yes, selfishness. Selfishness and invisible hands are what created the marvels of the modern […]

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Why Doesn’t the GOP Just Lie to its Constituency about the Tax Bill?

November 30, 2017by eightoh9 Leave a comment

2017-11-20 – Why doesn’t the GOP just lie to its constituency about the tax bill? You might say, “Steve! Haven’t you been listening? They lie about it every day!” If […]

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GOP Tax Plan Builds a Wall to Keep You Out of the Economy

November 20, 2017by eightoh9 Leave a comment

2017-11-20 – Donald Trump promised to build a wall. And he’s doing it (trying at least). It’s not the border wall he talked about during his campaign. That isn’t grand […]

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A Christian Version of Sharia Law?

October 12, 2017by eightoh9 Leave a comment

2017-10-12 – The other day, my Facebook feed brought me this gem: “No birth control – and abortion restrictions. Gee, kinda sounds like a Christian version of Sharia law to […]

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Are the Corporations in Charge?

October 5, 2017by eightoh9 1 Comment

2017-10-05 –The other day, I saw a plea from some liberal organization in support of LGBT rights. It asked Apple and Facebook and Google and Microsoft and Amazon not to […]

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Corporate Taxes Are Broken—But Don’t Look to Smaug (I mean, Trump) for the Fix

April 27, 2017by eightoh9 Leave a comment

2017-04-27 – So we’ve now got an outline of tax reform according to Trump. There’s nothing really new here. It’s standard Republican tax reform. Huge breaks for the hoarding class […]

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Economic Development in the Heartland Shouldn’t Be Deplorable

April 13, 2017by eightoh9 2 Comments

2017-04-13 – There’s been a debate among Democrats about how to see Trump supporters. Are they the enemy? Or are they folks who have been ignored, who might be won […]

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Passover, the Estate Tax, and Thomas Jefferson

April 11, 2017by eightoh9 2 Comments

2017-04-11 – During the Passover Seder we sing a hymn that recounts the blessings that the Israelites experienced during the exodus from Egypt. At the mention of each blessing we […]

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When Procrastination Turns Into Fraud

March 30, 2017by eightoh9 Leave a comment

2016-03-30 – Once upon a time in America, corporations were NOT the preeminent institution in the country. This can be seen in a 1974 law called the Employee Retirement Income […]

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Does Liberation of Black and Brown Depend on Liberation of the White Working Class?

March 16, 2017by eightoh9 Leave a comment

2017-03-16 – I’ve got a pretentious question for you today: Does the liberation of black and brown people in this country depend on the liberation of the white working class? […]

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