Economy

Happy Hour: Like a Candle in the Wind

By Michael Warren

Published July 15, 2011 10:00pm ET

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Happy Hour: Like a Candle in the Wind — Andrew Biggs and Matthew Jensen: Cutting spending, not raising taxes, is the path to prosperity. Walter Russell Mead: Beware of global weirding. Michele Bachmann officially left her church shortly before officially entering the presidential race. Giant Marilyn Monroe statue unveiled in downtown Chicago may be a little much. Robert Reich: “Clinton script will take [Obama] […]

Andrew Biggs and Matthew Jensen: Cutting spending, not raising taxes, is the path to prosperity.

Walter Russell Mead: Beware of global weirding.

Michele Bachmann officially left her church shortly before officially entering the presidential race.

Giant Marilyn Monroe statue unveiled in downtown Chicago may be a little much.

Robert Reich: “Clinton script will take [Obama] only so far” for reelection.

Newt Gingrich campaign is over $1 million in debt, with nearly half owed to a charter airline.

Introducing 3D printing. Unreal:

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