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Looking For a Real Crisis: Try Medicaid
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| April 2005
Social Security may be running out of money, but at least it's a single coherent program. Medicaid is a monster with countless heads.
Good Deed, Punished
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| March 2005
A noble notion to limit state contractors from contributing to political campaigns put New Jersey crosswise with the feds.
Special Dilemma
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| February 2005
The feds are promising to help with special education costs. They've been making that promise for the past 30 years.
The Pain Principle
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| January 2005
When state legislators move up to the U.S. Congress, they seem to forget their roots.
More than the Flu
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| December 2004
This fall's vaccine shortage was an early warning of more serious trouble in the nation's public health systems.
House of Loopholes
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| November 2004
The more tax cuts Congress passes, the more trouble states and localities will have making ends meet.
Domestic Duel
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| October 2004
If you look behind the headlines, the presidential campaign is very much a clash of domestic ideology.
Preempting Washington
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| September 2004
State regulators need to work together if they want to keep the feds from moving in on them.
Radical Federalist
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| August 2004
When it comes to relations between the states and Washington, the Reagan era is still going on.
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Modest Mandate Relief
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| July 2004
The federal anti-mandate law is almost 10 years old. It hasn't worked any miracles, but it hasn't been a total loss, either.
Polar Campaigning
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| June 2004
Centrism is smart presidential politics. But it's ideological zeal that dominates the state electoral scene these days.
On the Brink of Brac
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| May 2004
Cutting back on military bases makes economic sense--unless you happen to live near one.
Unconnected Dots
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| April 2004
State and local governments aren't being let in on the national homeland security strategy. That may be because there isn't one.
Uncivil Disunion
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| March 2004
States Won't Find It Easy To Resolve The Gay Marriage Issue. The Federal Government Could Make The Task Even Harder.
Federalism, Anyone?
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| February 2004
No Child Left Behind represents a major change in state-federal relations. But it may not be a good campaign issue for the president.
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