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Tag: Made in America

Claude S. Fischer

Government has always played an outsize role in creating jobs—and still can.

Claude S. Fischer

Cities are now playgrounds for the rich, with the poor forced into suburbs.

Claude S. Fischer

Polls are bad at picking presidents but still have much to teach us.

Claude S. Fischer

Historical segregation turns out to have been greater than we thought—and it hasn't gone away.

Claude S. Fischer

Americans seem likelier than other Westerners to believe the world is fair.

Claude S. Fischer
In true American style, Brooks understands our lives to be the products of individual will alone.
Claude S. Fischer

The instability of the white working class.

Claude S. Fischer

Political correctness tends to close off important, if uncomfortable, topics.

Claude S. Fischer
Running up debt is as American as the founding fathers. So is fleeing from it.
Claude S. Fischer
The urban left’s eco-puritanism takes many forms. 

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