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#31 Holman Jenkins
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Holman Jenkins has written editorials for The Wall Street Journal since 1992 and currently is the author of the paper's “Business World” column.
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Jenkins is a steadfast proponent of American business and the free market. For years, he advanced his libertarian economic philosophy and opposition to big government in a column aptly titled "It's Your Money." He rarely misses an opportunity to challenge his ideological opponent at The Times, the more liberal Paul Krugman, whose ideas Jenkins has dubbed "Krugmanomics."
The 9/11 attacks led Jenkins to join neoconservative foreign-policy hawks, but he has since returned to writing about business and economics for the most part. A legacy of this dabbling, however, remains in Jenkins’s wariness and mistrust of China’s rising influence.
Jenkins is a steadfast proponent of American business and the free market. For years, he advanced his libertarian economic philosophy and opposition to big government in a column aptly titled "It's Your Money." He rarely misses an opportunity to challenge his ideological opponent at The Times, the more liberal Paul Krugman, whose ideas Jenkins has dubbed "Krugmanomics."
The 9/11 attacks led Jenkins to join neoconservative foreign-policy hawks, but he has since returned to writing about business and economics for the most part. A legacy of this dabbling, however, remains in Jenkins’s wariness and mistrust of China’s rising influence.
Holman Jenkins on Health Care Reform
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February 3, 2010
Health Care Reform
Is Obama Ready to Be President?
“A program delivering ice-cream sandwiches to Eskimos is a good one by Obama standards as long as Eskimos are receiving ice-cream sandwiches.”
October 15, 2009
Health Care Reform
Why Obama Bombed on Health Care
“The public wasn't dumb enough to believe the public option would save money.”
September 29, 2009
Health Care Reform
Why Obama Bombed on Health Care
“Mr. Obama's health-care thinking always lacked the bite of real 'reform.' He never claimed he was a wonk. He claimed he was a political mobilizer. He meant it.”
September 8, 2009
Health Care Reform
A Bipartisan Plan to Wreck the System
“What follows is a leaked first draft of President Obama's speech on health care tonight, complete with instructions for Democrats in the audience.”