by Henry Oliner | Jul 21, 2012 | American Thinker
From my recent post in American Thinker, What Government Really Does for My Business, 7/17/12 These are just the recent additions to decades of regulations that have chiseled away at company profits and potential for decades. “Every snowflake pleads innocent,...
by Henry Oliner | Feb 29, 2012 | American Thinker, Global Warming
Few of us who comment on the climate debate know the science involved, but there is more to it than just the science. Claiming to be “beyond left and right” I lean towards a lot of economic thought, but one certainly would expect science to be beyond the...
by Henry Oliner | Dec 6, 2011 | American Thinker
Three recent instances of anti- Israeli stances have come from administration officials in a very short period of time. First Hillary Clinton overreacted to an orthodox effort to separate the seating of men and women on Israeli buses. The effort was thwarted by...
by Henry Oliner | Jun 28, 2011 | American Thinker, Taxes
Supply side economics remains controversial and poorly understood both by its critics who think it is just ‘trickle down’ economics: a thinly veiled rationalization to improve the lives of the wealthy at the expense of the poor, and by many of its proponents who...
by Henry Oliner | Jul 24, 2010 | American Thinker, Politics
Professor Angelo Codevilla’s excellent piece in American Spectator, “America’s Ruling Class – And the Perils of Revolution” is the must read piece of political analysis in the last month. It is rich with insight that explains the...
by Henry Oliner | Jul 15, 2010 | American Thinker, Economics
I have been a fan of Fareed Zakaria,l read and enjoyed his Post American World, and I like the depth of his interviews on the TV show GPS. His recent article in Newsweek (“Obama’s CEO Problem”- 7/12/20101 print edition), however, showed a...
