Cato's new series deals with how to respond to a national pandemic. Biden's supreme court picks do not make him popular.
September 16, 2020
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A New Cato Series, “Pandemics and Policy” ([link removed] )
The first 10 essays published in the Pandemics and Policy series provide a principled overview of the good, the bad, and the simply difficult policy choices presented by the spread of a deadly communicable disease.
- Introducing "Pandemics and Policy" ([link removed] )
By Gene Healy
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Why Won’t Biden Talk about Supreme Court Nominees? ([link removed] )
The Democrats know that no matter how upset their base is about Mitch McConnell’s power plays, the issue of judges is a winner for Mr. Trump.
- Why Biden Won't Talk about Judges ([link removed] )
By Ilya Shapiro
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Another President, Another Unfortunate Innovation in Executive Power ([link removed] )
A hallmark of the Trump administration has been its creation of significant administrative programs on the fly, based on ambiguous or implied textual authorities, and without any public input.
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The Chinese Cultural Revolution: Lessons for America’s Cancel Culture ([link removed] )
Soon enough the cancelers will find themselves open to cancellation.
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The “China Shock” that Helped U.S. Higher Education ([link removed] )
Today’s critics of engagement often overstate the harms caused by Chinese goods imports following China’s accession to the World Trade Organization (a.k.a. the “China Shock”) while ignoring the many benefits during the same period.
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