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Daily Archives: April 9, 2012

Carpe Diem

Monday Energy Links

Mark J. Perry | April 9, 2012, 6:36 pm

1. Kansas Prepares for Gold-Rush Style Oil Boom. “It will enrich the area in a way it never has before economically,” says independent oilman Robert Murdock. “It is going to change things forever in this part of the world.” 2. … read more >

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Carpe Diem

VIDEO: Why We Need Voter-ID Laws

Mark J. Perry | April 9, 2012, 6:18 pm

Polling station in DC would have allowed an imposter to vote as “Eric Holder.” From John Fund’s NRO column “Why We Need Voter-ID Laws Now“: “Average voters understand that it’s only common sense to require ID because of how easy … read more >

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Economics

Paul Ryan and the real ‘Hunger Games’

bwassink | April 9, 2012, 3:51 pm

Last Wednesday’s Wall Street Journal ripped President Obama’s response to House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan’s budget. Titled “Paul Ryan’s Hunger Games,” the editorial piece took issue with Mr. Obama’s demonizing portrayal of Mr. Ryan and his budget—a portrayal in … read more >

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Foreign and Defense Policy

Benedict leaves, Castro still an atheist dictator

Marc Thiessen | April 9, 2012, 3:51 pm

In February, I wrote about the rumors that Fidel Castro might convert to Catholicism during the visit of Pope Benedict. Not only did Castro not become Catholic, he and his brother Raul are back to their old ways, rounding up … read more >

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Economics, Energy and the Environment

Greens trying to turn coal exports into ‘another Keystone’

Kenneth P. Green | April 9, 2012, 3:42 pm

As my colleague Steve Hayward pointed out in January, the U.S. may be burning less coal to generate energy, but we’re still producing and exporting plenty of it: some 80 million short-tons in 2010. That represents a lot of export value: at … read more >

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Economics, Entitlements

Citigroup: Without pro-market reforms, government healthcare rationing on the way

James Pethokoukis | April 9, 2012, 3:22 pm

A new report from Citigroup on the U.S. healthcare system delicately, gingerly makes the case that Obamacare isn’t going to work. At least that is how I interpret it. Indeed, much of the report reads like it was written by … read more >

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Carpe Diem

Caterpillar: Poster Child for the U.S. Manufacturing Renaissance: Record Order Backlog of $30 Billion

Mark J. Perry | April 9, 2012, 3:18 pm

Reuters – “It hasn’t been long since Caterpillar Inc looked like the typical resident of the Rust Belt. Having misjudged how deep the U.S. economy would decline, the world’s largest maker of construction machinery reduced its workforce by 33,000 people … read more >

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Foreign and Defense Policy

Photo doctoring in Moscow ain’t what it used to be

Marc Thiessen | April 9, 2012, 3:01 pm

In Stalinist Russia, photo doctoring became a high art form, as purged Communist Party officials would mysteriously disappear — both in real life and from all official photographs.  The practice was brilliantly documented in this 1999 book, The Commissar Vanishes: … read more >

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Carpe Diem

John Taylor: Trust in The Power of the Market

Mark J. Perry | April 9, 2012, 2:42 pm

Stanford Professor John Taylor discusses the “Power of the Market” on CNBC based on his book “First Principles: Five Keys to Restoring America’s Prosperity.”  HT: Warren Smith

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Economics, Taxes and Spending

Paul Krugman’s very strange attack on Paul Ryan

James Pethokoukis | April 9, 2012, 1:50 pm

Let’s put aside Paul Krugman’s rather scurilous ad hominem attack today on Rep. Paul Ryan. (“He’s a garden-variety modern G.O.P. extremist, an Ayn Rand devotee who believes that the answer to all problems is to cut taxes on the rich and … read more >

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