OPINION: Dems Put Drug Dens, Tax Hikes Ahead of Nursing-Home Deaths
Too often, the Democrat majorities in the New York Legislature fail to properly prioritize the needs of New Yorkers. Read More
OPINION: Dems Put Drug Dens, Tax Hikes Ahead of Nursing-Home Deaths
Too often, the Democrat majorities in the New York Legislature fail to properly prioritize the needs of New Yorkers. Read More
OPINION: China is our major foreign-policy challenge
Several decades ago, I noticed the rise of China coming up in international discussions with increasing frequency. It was, at the time, a startling change. We gradually realized we had a new great power in the world. Read More
OPINION: N.Y.’s Climate Goals Could Produce Reliability Crisis
New York Democrats have a longstanding habit of taking an issue like environmental policy and addressing it with the most extreme, unrealistic solutions conceivable. Read More
OPINION: Bipartisanship Isn’t Dead, But It’s Not In Good Health, Either
Having just watched a U.S. Supreme Court nominee supported by a comfortable majority of Americans draw just three Republican votes in the Senate, you could be forgiven for thinking bipartisanship in Congress is a thing of the past. Read More
OPINION: The recession could be here
Well, that didn’t take long. It has only been a month since the spread between 10-year treasuries and 2-year treasuries in the bond market inverted on March 31. That has been a reliable recession indicator that has predicted almost every recession in modern economic history. Read More
OPINION: America’s role includes leadership
The question of America’s role in the world is central to U.S. foreign policy, and we have debated it since the nation’s founding. Russia’s war against Ukraine has brought new urgency to the question. Read More
OPINION: Biden owns 40-year inflation high
Inflation is raging at an annual rate of 8.5 percent. March’s extremely hot price growth of 1.2 percent pushes the nation’s inflation rate to levels not seen since the first few months of the Reagan administration in May 1981. Read More
OPINION: How the U.S. Has Remained a World Leader For So Long
An interesting thing happened after Russia invaded Ukraine. Though U.S. standing in the world had taken a knock after the much-needed but chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, there was no question where the world’s democracies would turn for leadership in the Ukraine crisis. Read More
OPINION: Albany’s Budget Process Remains Severely Broken
Once again, New York’s budget was passed with little respect given to even the most basic expectations of transparency and democratic ideals. Read More
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