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cato-at-liberty.org - 11/7/2008
A Sweeping Rejection of President Bush
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Left-liberal groups are quick to declare Barack Obama’s win a broad endorsement of the “progressive” agenda, their highly inaccurate name for more taxes, more spending, more entitlements, and more regulation. After a trillion-dollar increase in federal spending during the Bush ...
Bush Warns Against `Too Much' Government in Markets (Update2)
bloomberg.com - 11/13/2008
Bush Warns Against `Too Much' Government in Markets (Update2)
— bloomberg.com — Bush Warns Against `Too Much' Government in Markets (Update2) By Simon Kennedy and Holly Rosenkrantz Nov. 13... (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush today urged leaders of the world's biggest economies not to abandon free- market capitalism as they ... (more) Bush Warns Against `Too Much' Government in Markets ...

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econlog.econlib.org - 11/5/2008
How McCain Could Have Won
— econlog.econlib.org — (November 4, 2008 09:27 AM, by Bryan Caplan) Yesterday my RA, Brian Blase, made the smartest point... about political strategy that I've heard all year.  In fact, if Blase were McCain's right-hand man instead of mine, the Republican candidate's ... (more) How McCain Could Have Won

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financeasia.com - 11/6/2008
Obama makes history, now for the hard part - General - FinanceAsia.com - The network for ...
— financeasia.com — There are several reasons that Barack Obama won the US presidential election. He won because the economy... is shockingly bad. He won for his campaign promise of “change”. He won because – unlike John McCain – he was in no way tied to the Bush ... (more) Obama makes history, now for the hard part - General - ...

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Club for Growth — THE DAILY NEWS 'Compassionate' Conservatism Was a Mistake - Dick Armey, WSJ 10 Facts About Rahm Emanuel - Chris Cillizza, Washington Post The Great Tax Revolt Of 2012 - Rich Karlgaard, Forbes.com A Sweeping Rejection of President Bush - David Boaz, Cato Institute Soviet Unions - IBD Editorial Obama vs. Rich Farmers? - Dan Morgan, Washington Post Hoover: The Myth of Free Trade - Bryan Caplan, EconLog MLB Agents ...

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