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Samuel Gregg: Conservatives Need Bold Economics Moves, But With Moral Tone

August 10, 2015 • by Elise Hilton

Samuel Gregg: Conservatives Need Bold Economics Moves, But With Moral Tone

Acton’s director of research, Samuel Gregg, is looking ahead to a post-Obama economy. He notes that every presidency has problems it leaves behind upon exiting the White House, but we have some major economic and moral obstacles to overcome. Continue Reading...

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