The last supply-side samurai

Article Abstract:

Wall Street Journal editor Robert Bartley has influenced the US economic policy since Ronald Reagan's presidency. Bartley espoused supply-side economics wherein inflation and personal income tax are decreased to displace government spending and encourage investments from the private sector.

Column, Economic policy, The Wall Street Journal (Newspaper), Editors, Editorials, Bartley, Robert

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Myth of the liberal media

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Republicans are always criticizing the `liberal media' - the progressive thought police who spin, supplant and sometimes suppress the news we all consume. There is too much liberal bias with politics and political coverage and there is too much tilt toward the left-wing agenda.

United States, Analysis, Influence, Ideology, Liberalism, Political ideologies

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So you want to be a pundit? Four easy steps to fame, fortune, and fatuousness

Article Abstract:

Journalists and academics that have become pundits, commanding widespread respect and huge salaries and speaking fees, did not gain such status through knowledge or experience. Timing, appearance, and the ability to give good sound bites seemed more important.

Humor and anecdotes, Press and politics, Television broadcasting of news, Television news, Television journalists

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