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» Next CBO chief’s challenges: Healthcare, entitlements and taxes
It’s not yet clear who should run Congress’ official budget scorekeeper after the GOP takes control.
» Editorial: Before there was Gruber, there was Stupak
Gruber never directly addressed the final, critical lie that allowed Obamacare to pass the House in 2010.
» Michael Barone: Nobody is pushing Thomas Piketty’s policies to combat economic inequality
Liberals hoped Piketty’s revelations would build support for progressive tax reform — that hasn’t happened.
» Op-Ed: Palestinian terrorists have murdered more Americans than the Islamic State
The synagogue attack is the latest in a recent string of heinous acts by Palestinian terrorists.
» Op-Ed: How America is failing its older veterans
We are pushing aside our veterans of generations in favor of the celebrated vets from Iraq and Afghanistan.
» ‘Power of the purse’ option less attractive to Repubs angered by immigration order
Republican leadership is determined determined to avoid a government shutdown.
» Watchdog: Getting fired is Mission: Impossible for federal bureaucrats in the Obama era
Federal managers have fired fewer bad employees each year since President Obama took office.
» Hugh Hewitt: Message to Senate GOP: Don’t surrender by restoring judicial filibuster
Such a move will telegraph an incredible institutional weakness.
» Graham: House Intel report on Benghazi ‘full of crap’
“I know Benghazi pretty well,” Graham said. “I don’t believe that the report is accurate.”
» Cruz: Shut down Obama’s nominees
The Texas Republican would make an exception for “vital” national security positions.
