Back to Republican bashing. We're in the Q&A session now, and it's hard not to notice that no matter what the subject, Kemp brings the topic back to tax cuts. I love me some tax cuts--at least as long as they're accompanied by complementary spending cuts--but they've turned into the ginseng of the Republican party, a broad-spectrum economic snake oil that cures whatever problem you currently have.
Megan McArdle is a former writer and editor at The Atlantic.
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