Oren Cass, Author at The Federalist
Oren Cass is the executive director of American Compass and author of "The Once and Future Worker: A Vision for the Renewal of Work in America."
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Oren Cass is the executive director of American Compass and author of "The Once and Future Worker: A Vision for the Renewal of Work in America."
Our good jobs went to China, and better jobs never emerged here. China's workers made out while ours suffered.
Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and the Social Sciences Dartmouth College Lecture Info: What makes the dogma of American conservatism so peculiar is its lack of any discernible conservatism. Tax cuts and more tax cuts, with some free trade mixed in, may or may not be good policy, but they are not conservative in any meaningful sense of the word. America’s challenges in the 21st century are different than those of prior generations, from great-power competition with China and monopolies in the technology sector to failing communities and rising inequality. Neither the libertar...
♪ whoa whoa whoa sweet love of mine ♪ a little g & r on the show? >> yeah. trends, by the way, often arrive in california ahead of other places. think hybrid cars, plastic bag bans, hi-tech industry, that all started in california. >> but some californians are sounding the alarm about one new trend. the state may have too few children in its future. they don't have enough kids. miriam hernandez of our los angeles station explains. >> reporter: like never before, a new baby is a bundle of joy for california's economy. a future worker. a future taxpayer, and a future buyer for your home....
♪ whoa whoa whoa sweet love of mine ♪ a little g & r on the show? >> yeah. trends, by the way, often arrive in california ahead of other places. think hybrid cars, plastic bag bans, that all started in california. >> but some californians are sounding the alarm about one new trend. the state may have too few children in its future. they don't have enough kids. miriam hernandez of our los angeles station explains. >> reporter: like never before, a new baby is a bundle of joy for california's economy. a future worker. a future taxpayer, and a future buyer for your home. trouble is, there...