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America’s political realignment is catching Democrats flat-footed
Washington PostJonah BaderEconomy, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, working class, race, Education, Gender, Tariffs, manufacturing, populism, Donald Trump
Trump’s big ideas would stunt U.S. growth and spur inflation
Fed’s triumph over inflation shows the need for some institutions to be free from politics
Democrats have fixed the economy. But that won’t be enough to defeat populism.
Washington PostJonah BaderGermany, Inflation, Jerome Powell, Soft Landing, Federal Reserve, Economy, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Netherlands, Geert Wilders, Immigration, Denmark, Poland, populism, Turkey, India, Republican Party
On the economy and foreign policy, Biden has notched important wins
Washington PostJonah BaderJoe Biden, covid, Taxes, Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump, George W- Bush, Debt, Iraq War, Afghanistan, Infrastructure, Economy, Immigration, foreign policy, NATO
Why Europe is falling way behind America’s powerhouse economy
Washington PostJonah Badereurozone, Economy, United States, Great Britain, Brexit, Germany, Italy, defense, European Union, populism
Biden embraced Trump’s tariffs. It might be his undoing.
To tame the deficit, America needs a national sales tax
Biden shouldn’t repeat the mistakes of industrial policies past
We now have a Biden Doctrine. It makes me nervous.
Geopolitics Are Changing. Venture Capital Must, Too.
How to win the economic war against Russia
Our economy is doing well — but many Americans refuse to believe it
Politics is trumping economics. It might end badly.
The U.S. economy continues to soar while American politics craters
