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Joseph E. Hight, PhD economics, Brown University. Joe has 30 years experience as a government and academic economist. His passion is reading, writing and talking about economic policy. Joe studied writing at the University of New Hampshire and is now a freelance writer.

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Frank Wolf: True human rights champion

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www.examiner.com/Slideshows.htmlCongressman Frank R. Wolf (R), was first elected to Congress representing Virginia’s 10th District in 1980. In...
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Democrat Gerry Connolly is the new Congressman from Virginia’s 11th District

Gerry Connolly (D) new Congressman from Virginia's 11th District.In the November election, Democrat Gerry Connolly got 55 percent of the vote as he...
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Bailout scam? Take your pick

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In my column on Secretary Paulson’s November 12th press conference, I tried to decipher why the Treasury...
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Mark Warner, new Democratic Senator from Virginia

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Mark Warner (D), 53, is the new Senator from Virginia. He takes the seat of retiring Republican John Warner (no relation). Mark Warner, a former...
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Obama Treasury Secretary a most important pick

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Robert Rubin (not interested in the job), Larry Summers, Tim Geithner, Paul Volker, Laura Tyson? Whoever it is, it...
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Truly historic election, but now comes the hard part

If the polls turn out to be correct and Obama is elected President, it will truly be historic - a virtual turning...
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Is Barack Obama a Socialist?

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There is something ironic about John McCain and Sarah Palin charging that Barack Obama is the candidate of socialism, when it is under their party,...
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