Now that Biden is putting together his foreign relations team, and his election is pretty much assured, isn’t it time for the media to stop avoiding the story about the Biden family scandal and China. That country is a major, perhaps the major, adversary of the U.S. and what they might have on the Bidens has important national security implications. This analysis by Andrew McCarthy is thoroughly researched and much of his sources can be linked from the article.
Biden claims he doesn’t see red or blue states, only united states. He’s either ignorant of how is policies would affect different states or he’s a bald faced liar. I didn’t get around to posting this editorial for a while, but its analysis is still germane and correct.
Biden ran on not being Trump. Now that he won, he claims he ran on a progressive agenda. The implications for policy and process are huge. Continetti spells out some of these. Quick and easy read.
Kevin Hassett and his colleagues have analyzed Biden’s tax and regulatory plans to estimate the long term effects on our economy. Here, I just post the Executive Summary. For those who want to study the entire report, go to Hoover.org and search for this report.
I got to know Kevin when he was head of the Economics Policy group at American Enterprise Institute. He’s exceedingly bright, not ideological and completely fact and analytic based. I admire him and his work. This essay is the first of what he says will be a series on various aspects of a likely policy agenda of a Biden administration, if we are so unfortunate as to have this pliable, mediocre man become president. Kevin’s essays will be interesting and thoroughly researched. To make it easy for the reader of this blog to find them, I’ve set up a new category “Biden’s Policies” which will hold all of Kevin;s essays.
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