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The [Monday] PapersFrom Mike Allen's Top 10 for Axios on Sunday: A bearish view of the fight ahead in "Crucial lessons from the last tax reform," by Jeff Birnbaum (president of BGR Public Relations, and co-author with Alan Murray of Showdown at Gucci Gulch, about the 1986 tax reform), on the WashPost Sunday Opinion page: Ah, yes, the good ol' days when Rosty and Ronnie dispensed with ideology and worked together for the good of the nation. At least that's what Official Washington - and Official Chicago - has wanted you to believe for years. The reporting shows something different - not that Rosty and Ronnie didn't work together, but that they did so to sell out their blue-collar and middle-class constituents. From Reading Rosty: Book: The Great American Tax Dodge And believe me, what Rostenkowski did was way worse than that; IIRC the worst examples were just too long and complicated to excerpt. See also: The [Rosty] Papers. - From the Beachwood sports desk . . . The White Sox Report: Unlovable Losers SportsMonday: The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year - The Weekend In Chicago Rock - BeachBook The 'Gateway Drug' Is Alcohol, Not Marijuana. * The Problem With Modern Philanthropy. * The Case Against Steve Cohen And SAC Capital. * Chicago's Soccer Team Is Draining Hometown Funds. - TweetWood
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- The Beachwood Tronc Line: You have to do some of the work yourself. Posted on April 3, 2017 |
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