Wednesday Links
- Should more troops be sent to Afghanistan? Cato’s Malou Innocent weighs in alongside the policymakers.
- What does the end of the missile defense system in Central Europe means for U.S.-Russian relations?
- Signals indicate that the market just might be on the rebound. That’s great, but it’s important not to get ahead of ourselves, says Johan Norberg. “We must never forget that the light at the end of the tunnel can be an approaching train.”
- A few thoughts on the new rise of the Taliban in Afghanistan, and what it means for Pakistan and India.
- Michael Cannon continues his debate in the LA Times: The dirty little secret is that “Obama-care” isn’t about reducing health care costs or making coverage more secure. It’s about robbing Peter to pay Paul.
- Podcast: If you’d like to see what Obama wants to do to the U.S. health care system, don’t listen to his rhetoric…look at what he’s doing to Medicare.
Chris Moody • September 23, 2009 @ 2:02 pm
Filed under: Cato Publications; General
Tags: Afghanistan, Coverage, europe, health care costs, health care system, India, LA Times, market, Medicare, Pakistan, podcast, policymakers, Taliban, troops
Filed under: Cato Publications; General
Tags: Afghanistan, Coverage, europe, health care costs, health care system, India, LA Times, market, Medicare, Pakistan, podcast, policymakers, Taliban, troops
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