He’s not exactly every economist’s idol, but for Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, Reagan-era budget chief David Stockman has always been the gold standard.
Mulvaney, who took the same path to office that Stockman did — from the House to the administration — revealed that he has always wanted to follow the lead of Stockman, notorious for too bluntly questioning President Ronald Reagan’s budget plans.
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