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...Clinton adviser and Kennedy School Lecturer on Public Policy Robert B. Reich puts it, "Borrowing from the future in order to invest in the future is entirely appropriate because it makes future Americans who will bear the cost of the additional borrowing that much more productive...
...real reason for the new emphasis was stated by one of Clinton's top economic advisers two weeks ago: "Once we got into the numbers," said Harvard's Robert Reich, "once we saw what it was going to require to develop a growth strategy . . .and education ((reform)) and infrastructure -- you can't do it all, you can't give everybody everything." Clinton could endorse Reich's honest explanation, but he won't. Against the evidence, he protests that he scaled back his middle-class tax-rate cut because of a worsening deficit. In fact, between the appearance...
...Europe it is normal for the Vatican or Austria and Germany to support Croats. It's not normal if Serbs are supporting Serbs." This is the same sense of grievance that makes many Serbs portray themselves as victims encircled by foreign enemies, be it the Pope, an ascendant Fourth Reich or the hand of Islam...
Although no single Harvard scholar probably has as much of an impact on the Republican side as Reich has on the Democratic, in sheer numbers, Harvard has more links to the Bush administration According to Institute of Politics Director Charles T. Royer, several Kennedy School professors get regular calls from administration officials...
Clinton made the most money from Harvard staffers, reporting $4300. Friend and adviser Robert B. Reich made a single $1000 contribution last fall, while Lecturer on Education Martha S. Wiske and Kennedy School Professor Lewis M. Branscomb each have given Clinton gifts totaling...