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Itâs the Reagan Economy, Stupid. This essay first appeared in the February 1, 2000 Washington Times. This week America crosses one of the great economic milestones in our nationâs history. We will officially break the record for the longest business cycle expansion in U.S. history. The previous record was 106 months in the 1960s.
Iâve been meaning to get to this, but the politics tsunami distracted me. Now, what with Hillary Clinton resurrected, the phrase âDonât get stuck on stupidâ seems particularly timely. The gruff, cigar-chomping general who led federal troops into New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina is convinced America hasnât learned its lesson from the storm.