Monday Links

Posted by Chris Moody

• The “Karzai problem” in Afghanistan: “The U.S. has assisted and sponsored a corrupt, illegitimate and slightly autocratic regime there while purporting to advance the values of freedom and democracy.”

• Did it work? Cato’s Jeffrey Miron debates the effectiveness of Obama’s stimulus plan.

• The Democrats’ internal battle: Why they can’t agree on how to overhaul the health care system.

• The limits of American power in Afghanistan.

• “Peter Bauer and the Economics of Prosperity“

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