Trump's trade policy is explained on our Power Problems podcast. Elizabeth Warren's student loan plan is fraught with policy problems.
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January 15, 2020
Elizabeth Warren and Student Debt ([link removed] )
Elizabeth Warren: Taxpayer-Funded Student Debt Jubilee, Meet Pen and Phone ([link removed] )
Blanket student loan forgiveness that will fall on the backs of taxpayers is terrible education policy that should scare us a lot. Such policy coupled with presidential usurpation of power is awful, unconstitutional governance that should scare us much, much more.
- Elizabeth Warren: Taxpayer-Funded Student Debt Jubilee, Meet Pen and Phone ([link removed] )
By Neal McCluskey
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Reading Trump’s Trade Tea Leaves ([link removed] )
Dan Ikenson, director of Cato's Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies, joins Trevor Thrall and guest host John Glaser to discuss the economic and foreign policy implications of Trump’s recent trade deals.
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Featuring Daniel J. Ikenson, A. Trevor Thrall, and John Glaser
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