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Avik Roy Cries Into His Beer

Posted on 03 Aug 2016 by Frank Moraes
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Zack Beauchamp sat down in a bar and had a talk with Republican pseudo-intellectual Avik Roy, A Republican Intellectual Explains Why the Republican Party Is Going to Die. Avik Roy is so sad, I just want to give him a … Continue reading →

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Avik Roy, Uber, and Stupid Idea Healthcare Ideas

Posted on 30 Jan 2016 by Frank Moraes
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Investor’s Business Daily (IBD) has an editorial asking one of the stupidest questions you are likely to hear this year, Why Is There No Uber For Health Care? It is based on a paper by pretend wonk Avik Roy, Health … Continue reading →

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Avik Roy Says Republican Reform Just Branding

Posted on 29 May 2013 by Frank Moraes
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Supposed conservative reformer Avik Roy wrote an article over at the National Review on Monday trying to get in on all of discussion of the Republican apostates. What he’s trying to do is push back against the argument that many … Continue reading →

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Avik Roy’s Nonsense on Disability Insurance

Posted on 06 Apr 2013 by Frank Moraes
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One thing that this last week has shown is that Chris Hayes’ new weeknight show All In is certainly as good as his weekend show was. So you will forgive me for writing twice about it in as many days. … Continue reading →

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Avik Roy: Healthcare Apologist

Posted on 23 Feb 2013 by Frank Moraes
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Avik Roy was on Up with Chris Hayes this morning. He is something of a healthcare expert. But you know what “expert” means when it comes to a conservative: effective apologist for the status quo. And he didn’t miss a … Continue reading →

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Avik Roy Heard My Plea!

Posted on 12 Dec 2012 by Frank Moraes
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I don’t know if you have noticed, but I’ve been feeling really down the last few days. But I just noticed something that really improved my mood: Avik Roy tweeted my last rant about him: A lefty blogger: “I want … Continue reading →

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Avik Roy is Trying to Kill Me!

Posted on 09 Dec 2012 by Frank Moraes
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A political science professor once told me about a friend of his who claimed that Richard Nixon killed his father. Every time Nixon appeared on television, this guy would start shouting. “That lying bastard!” And so on. Well, one time … Continue reading →

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Avik Roy: Charlatan

Posted on 06 Oct 2012 by Frank Moraes
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Romney economic adviser Avik Roy was on Up with Chris Hayes today. He pooh-pooh the carried interest loophole, saying, “Carried interests—I can’t remember the exact numbers—but what I think it raises for the government is something like $15 billion dollars … Continue reading →

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List of Old Pages

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Here are the old pages. We are in the process on condensing pages, so you may find yourself redirected to a different page. Don’t worry! The material you are looking for is in that page! Items 1 – 1000 26 … Continue reading →

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People Not as Much in Favor of Single-Payer as Seems

Posted on 06 Apr 2017 by Frank Moraes
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I’ve been hearing a lot about single-payer healthcare and how popular it is with conservatives. It all started when the Republicans got to work trying to destroy Obamacare. The most recent showed up in Sarah Kliff’s article, I Ran a … Continue reading →

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Samuel Goldman: Another Very Surprised Conservative

Posted on 24 Sep 2016 by Frank Moraes
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Zack Beauchamp seems to have pissed off Ezra Klein. Over at Vox, he’s been getting these assignments to hang out and talk to conservative intellectuals who he needs to treat as though they are anything but entirely part of the … Continue reading →

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The Skewed Sample Fallacy of Oppression

Posted on 30 Aug 2016 by Frank Moraes
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I’ve known a lot of people from a broad array of backgrounds. They range from people living on the street to people with millions of dollars. (I’ve had no experience with the super rich.) And something I hear a lot … Continue reading →

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