Monthly Archives: December 2018

Bigger China questions than soybeans and cars

Xi blew up the old strategic framework that guided U.S.-China relations. A trade deal will be hard to assess without a replacement.

There’s a better way to reform gubernatorial succession than creating a new, superfluous political office.

A flawed judge’s decision should occasion a fresh discussion at the Legislature about eliminating the dual enforcement system for campaign finance.

While there is no political appetite for drastic government mandates, the economy will probably naturally decarobonize, as it has been.

Flake’s reaction to Trump left him in political no-man’s land.

Rather than pausing on interest rate increases, the Fed needs to unwind the economic distortions its massive monetary interventions have caused.

The new “public safety fee” is an underhanded maneuver around Prop. 108 and very bad governance.

If the transformative conservative reformer Ducey wants to make an appearance, here are four ideas that would make a difference for Arizona’s future.