Issue Brief • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
Letter from the co-directors of the Center for Policy and Economic Research to the Policy Research Council.
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Again, the CARES Act demonstrates the Republican party’s complete disdain for the health or economic well-being of American workers.
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It is encouraging that the Trump administration is now taking steps to respond to the economic damage from the novel coronavirus pandemic, but from what has been disclosed, its plan is poorly designed.
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The Detroit News: Joe Biden has surged since the South Carolina primary, mainly because of the perception by his voters that he was the most electable candidate against Trump. But there are some potential pitfalls that have not yet surfaced.
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MarketWatch: The vast majority of older Americans have a lot to gain from Medicare for All, but you wouldn’t know it from the polls. Perhaps the relevant information has not been as widely available as it should be.
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The Guardian: Mark Weisbrot for The Guardian: Joe Biden has an issue that hasn’t played out yet in this election: his role in the launch of the Iraq War.
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MarketWatch: As Bernie Sanders continues to increase his standing in the Democratic primary, and his opponents in both parties feel the pain, there is an effort to paint him as an extremist of some sort.
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The Sacramento Bee: Maybe it took the Great Recession and more than 8 million Americans losing their homes to make so many people understand how the US economy had been so profoundly transformed. But most voters now want someone whom they can really trust to take this countr
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Latin America Advisor: The Trump administration’s current and future behavior in Bolivia can best be forecast by its strong support for the military coup that overthrew the democratically elected government of Evo Morales on November 10.
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The Guardian: There’s a lot at stake, and a lot could go wrong, as policy-makers decide how to close the gap that is continuously brought about by people living longer.
