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In their debates, ads and speeches, the candidates for the Republican presidential nomination are vying for the label of most Reagan-esque.
The first Friday of every month, you will find me among those eagerly waiting for the release of the latest government data on jobs. Such eagerness, however, should not be confused with joyfulness.

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  • Lord Almighty, that’s one heck of an IPO
    Jesus had better not return to Earth this week. We will be too busy with the Facebook IPO to deal with him. “That’s very nice, Lord,” we’ll say, escorting him to a chair in the corner.
  • U.S. weighs bad options in Afghanistan
    It’s becoming increasingly difficult to reconcile the Obama administration’s military and diplomatic initiatives on Afghanistan.
  • Feds best to mind their own business
    Let’s face it: U.S. presidents are hopelessly in love with the idea of a manufacturing renaissance and an export-driven economy. It’s easy to understand why. Factory jobs, on average, pay more than those in the services sector.
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