The Republican revolution 10 years later [electronic resource] : smaller government or business as usual? / edited by Chris Edwards and John Samples.
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Washington, D.C. :
Cato Institute,
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Republican revolution ten years later
Republican Revolution 10 Years Later: Smaller Government or Business as Usual? |
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Contents:
- The GOP revolution holds powerful lessons for changing Washington / Newt Gingrich
- Reflections on the Republican revolution / Richard Armey
- The Republican Congress in historical context / Edward H. Crane
- Same as the old boss? Congressional reforms under the Republicans / John Samples
- Social policy, supply-side, and fundamental reform: Republican tax policy, 1994-2004 / Chris Edwards
- The federal budget 10 years later: the triumph of big government / Stephen Moore
- A decade of Republican trade policy: a modest record of accomplishment / Daniel Griswold
- The long, winding road to social security reform / Michael Tanner
- Welfare reform: the biggest accomplishment of the revolution / Ron Haskins
- Health care: the revolution's mitigated disaster / Michael F. Cannon
- Federal education policy in the GOP Congress / David Salisbury
- The nonrevolution in telecommunications and technology policy / Adam D. Thierer
- The revolution spins toward more regulation / Clyde Wayne Crews Jr.
- The GOP's environmental record / Jerry Taylor
- A smooth transition: crime, federalism, and the GOP / Timothy Lynch
- The road not taken: the Republican national security strategy / Christopher Preble.