The Republican Revolution 10 Years Later: Smaller Government Or Business as Usual?Chris R. Edwards, John Curtis Samples To mark the tenth anniversary, 18 experts--including two key leaders of the Republican revolution, Newt Gingrich and Dick Armey--reexamine the successes and failures of the Republican revolution. |
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THE REPUBLICAN | 17 |
SAME AS THE OLD BOSS? CONGRESSIONAL REFORMS UNDER THE REPUBLICANS | 23 |
SOCIAL POLICY SUPPLYSIDE AND FUNDAMENTAL REFORM REPUBLICAN TAX POLICY 19942004 | 37 |
THE FEDERAL BUDGET 10 YEARS LATER THE TRIUMPH OF BIG GOVERNMENT | 59 |
A DECADE OF REPUBLICAN TRADE POLICY A MODEST RECORD OF ACCOMPLISHMENT | 73 |
THE LONG WINDING ROAD TO SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM | 91 |
FEDERAL EDUCATION POLICY IN THE GOP CONGRESS | 157 |
THE NONREVOLUTION IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY | 169 |
THE REVOLUTION SPINS TOWARD MORE REGULATION | 195 |
THE GOPS ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD | 205 |
A SMOOTH TRANSITION CRIME FEDERALISM AND THE GOP | 213 |
THE ROAD NOT TAKEN THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY | 223 |
CONTRIBUTORS | 239 |
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WELFARE REFORM THE BIGGEST ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE REVOLUTION | 99 |
HEALTH CARE THE REVOLUTIONS MITIGATED DISASTER | 141 |
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