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Supply Side News: Larry Kudlow writes Smoot-Trump falters as GOP ducks economy in the opening arguments; Ralph Benko builds on Larry Kudlow’s analysis of how GOP presidential candidates are balking at presenting a strong, credible, economic growth message, attributing the cause to “The Money-Empathy Gap.”

Politics and Government At Real Clear Politics, Larry Kudlow writes Smoot-Trump falters as GOP ducks economy in the opening arguments; On CNBC, Larry Kudlow criticizes Donald Trump’s protectionist remarks.

August 10, 2015

Supply Side News: MarketWatch publishes the Committee to Unleash Prosperity’s launch release; Art Laffer discusses the economic fault lines in tonight’s GOP debate; Steve Forbes says a rate hike will allow credit markets to work again; Stephen Moore dispels 5 myths about capital gains taxes.

Politics and Government MarketWatch publishes the Committee to Unleash Prosperity’s launch release. In The Washington Examiner, Joseph Lawler previews tonights debate; Art Laffer discusses the economic fault lines; John Aziz writes:

August 6, 2015

Special Edition TSS Centennial Monetary Commission Passes House Financial Services Committee.

In The Hill, Ralph Benko says Democrats should join, not boycott, the ‘Monetary Policy Olympics’ Democrats, if you believe in your own cause, embrace the

August 4, 2015

Supply Side News: Steve Moore vs. Paul Krugman at FreedomFest; Larry Kudlow criticizes Hilary Clinton’s capital gains tax scheme; Dr. Richard Rahn devotes most of Immutable Money to George Gilder’s new monograph, “The 21st Century Case for Gold: A New Information Theory of Money.”

*** FreedomFest Title Match*** Steve Moore vs. Paul Krugman Politics and Government Matt Bai, at Yahoo, highlights Clinton economic guru Robert Shapiro’s discovery that “the American Dream that’s

August 3, 2015

Supply Side News: Natalie Johnson writes Arthur Laffer is promoting tax cuts to create the boom of all centuries, covers the Heritage Foundation’s Tax Summit; Stephen Moore discusses how federal spending is holding back the private-sector economy

Politics and Government The Washington Post Wonkblog features “The big debate about whether we’re getting more productive,” Bob Samuelson at the WaPo looks at the mystery of worldwide productivity

July 21, 2015

Supply Side News: Larry Kudlow says Jeb Bush is right about the surge in part-time work; Stephen Moore writes Hilary Clinton faces a dilemma with her “new” economic agenda

Politics and Government From Investors Business Daily, Larry Kudlow writes Jeb Bush is right about the surge in part-time work. In the NY Sun, Stephen

July 17, 2015

Supply Side News: Ralph Benko writes Larry Kudlow has revealed the GOP’s secret agenda; Stephen Moore details Senator Paul’s flat tax plan; Norbert Michel in Forbes.com on the upcoming APP Jackson Hole Counter-conference to the annual KC Fed conference, plus the Brady Monetary Commission; Larry Kudlow discusses the King v. Burwell decision with Congressman Kevin Brady.

Politics and Government From Forbes.com, Ralph Benko writes Larry Kudlow has revealed the GOP’s secret agenda. Prof. Russ Roberts accuses Prof. Paul Krugman of being

July 5, 2015

Supply Side News: Steve Moore, at IDB, draws the stark contrast between the supply-side ethos of Republicans and the regressive policy mix of the Progressive; Judy Shelton says free trade needs sound money; Rand Paul gives his plan to blow up the tax code.

Politics and Government Steve Moore, at IDB, draws the stark contrast between the supply-side ethos of Republicans and the regressive policy mix of the Progressives.

June 28, 2015

Special Edition TSS Jeb Bush Promises 4% Growth

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June 21, 2015

Supply Side News: Brian Domitrovic in Forbes.com writes Hillary Clinton wrongfully will run against the 1980s; Ralph Benko in Forbes.com says it wasn’t trickle down it was supply side that kindled shared prosperity under Reagan and Clinton.

Politics and GovernmentFrom National Review, Larry Kudlow writes the GOP should target 5% growth.At Forbes.com, Ralph Benko says it wasn’t trickle down it was supply

May 31, 2015