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Political and Public Opinion Studies
The alternative to big government isn't no government. It's something increasing numbers of Americans are calling "localism."
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Ten months into the Obama presidency, there have been impressive successes on the government-reform front, and at least one place where the failure to move quickly has seriously hampered the Obama presidency and the implementation of good policy.
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The correlation between religious and moral values and voting behavior was not operative a generation ago.
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As Sarah Palin planned her comeback strategy, she could have learned a lot from Bill Clinton.
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Four lessons relevant to the Conservatives as they contemplate a possible return to power.
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AEI People and Programs
Friday, November 13, 2009
This issue covers innovation in education, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the new documentary Poliwood, and more.
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The populist Sarah Palin is one of the most unpopular figures in American life.
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The vote in N.Y. 23 revealed the GOP's split between moderates and conservatives, party leaders and activists, locals and outsiders. It also raised the question: How should a party pick its candidates for office?
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The House Democrats' victory Saturday on their health care reform package with only a single Republican supporter was a triumph of legislative maneuvering.
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By Bryan E. Dowd
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AEI Online
Monday, November 9, 2009
The sustainable growth rate legislation should be replaced with sensible policies to reduce unnecessary spending and improve incentives for better health care.
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