Thursday items: Reynolds on Romney’s tax return; Malpass on Ron Paul; Newt on Reagan.
From IBD, Alan Reynolds explains Mitt Romney’s tax return. In The WSJ, David Malpass argues the Fed should listen to Ron Paul’s criticism.The WSJ responds to
From IBD, Alan Reynolds explains Mitt Romney’s tax return. In The WSJ, David Malpass argues the Fed should listen to Ron Paul’s criticism.The WSJ responds to
From Forbes, Brian Domitrovic provides the history behind Newt Gingrich’s Gold Commission. The WSJ uses Mitt Romney’s tax return to argue for fundamental tax reform.
From Forbes, Ralph Benko and Charles Kadlec link Newt Gingrich’s embrace of a gold dollar to his rising popularity. The NY Sun notes the monetary affinity
Great analysis from our friends at Bretton Woods Research.—————– Democrats Worried About Gingrich As global leaders prepare to meet in Davos, Larry Summers writes in
A frequently asked question is if tax cuts are so economically positive, why did the economy collapse following the Bush tax cuts? Here’s my view of the proper supply-side answer:
The WSJ notes Newt Gingrich’s rise, compliments his citation of Ron Paul’s hard money mantra, and urges Mitt Romney to take a bolder tax reform
Newt Gingrich’s campaign names Lew Lehrman and James Grant to its Gold Commission. From Newt.org, Lehrman and Grant accept Gingrich’s offer. CBS News reports Rick Santorum bashing
In The NY Sun, Andresen Blom suggests Newt Gingrich has a crucial wedge issue in his gold commission. Also in The NY Sun applauds Gingrich’s
Big news: The Weekly Standard reports Newt Gingrich advocates a gold commission: The WSJ argues Mitt Romney should use news of his 15% tax rate
From NRO, Larry Kudlow suggests Mitt Romney should downsize the US government to turnaround America, Inc. In The WSJ, Don Luskin advises Romney to defend his