In an article published in the Wall Street Journal on March 8, 2010, Louise Radnofsky reports that the U.S. Conference of Mayors claims it “can put thousands to work on infrastructure projects, as was done in the 1930s.” The mayors expressed a collective willingness to hire people on jobs that benefit their communities—provided, of...
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What will be next? Will the neocons return to the Democratic Party? This just in from Michael Goldfarb at the Weekly Standard blog: I asked the boss for a reaction to the Afghan speech. He said he would have framed a few things differently, but his basic response was: “All hail Obama!”

Consider the following: *An unpopular Republican president leaving office in the midst of an *Unpopular war and *Severe recession (or possibility of one) *Voters have swept Democrats into power *The mood is for change in how things are done in Washington, D.C. The year is not 2008, the president is not George W. Bush....
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