The Agenda

Brief Note on Charles Blahous’s Latest

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In the unlikely event you’re wondering why I haven’t written about Charles Blahous’s report on “The Fiscal Consequences of the Affordable Care Act,” it is because my Friday column will (hopefully) address the report and the broader issue of intergovernmental debt.

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For now, I recommend the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget’s discussion, though I take a somewhat different view of the underlying issues at stake. 

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Reihan Salam — Reihan Salam is executive editor of National Review and a National Review Institute policy fellow.

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Law & the Courts

It’s a Set-up

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In my column yesterday, I contended that the unverifiable sexual-assault allegation against Judge Brett Kavanaugh bore “all the hallmarks of a set-up.” I based that assessment on the patently flimsy evidence, coupled with Senate Democrats’ duplicitous abuse of the confirmation-hearing process. To repeat ... Read More
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Censure Dianne Feinstein

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Regardless of the fate of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination, the Senate should censure the ranking Democratic member of the Judiciary Committee, Dianne Feinstein. Her deception and maneuvering, condemned across the political spectrum, seriously interfered with the Senate’s performance of its constitutional duty to ... Read More