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| | | | | This is the first of two posts. Here is my attempt to outline the meaty 53 minute economic speech President Obama gave yesterday in Cleveland. I built this outline to help myself analyze the speech, then realized that others might find it useful. While it is true that little of the substance was new, this | |
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| | | | | The White House is marketing the President's new deficit reduction proposals as "A Balanced Approach." THE PRESIDENT: Now, I'm proposing real, serious cuts in spending. When you include the $1 trillion in cuts I've already signed into law, these would be among the biggest cuts in spending in our history. But they've got to be part | |
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| | | | | The President and Budget Director Peter Orszag frequently say we need to "bend the health care cost curve downward" to address our long-term fiscal problems. This is correct but incomplete. Here is Director Orszag, writing in last week's Financial Times: (emphasis added) As the healthcare debate picks up in the US, there has been much discussion | |
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| | | Arch Systems drops its objections to how its proposal was evaluated for the $8 billion small business vehicle. | ||
