The very definition of an outlier opinion, though not so from the WSJ opinion page. Impressive credentials, NOT.
Before joining the Wall Street Journal in 1996, Taranto spent five years as an editor at City Journal. He has also worked for the Heritage Foundation and Reason magazine.[3] He pursued a degree in journalism at California State University, Northridge (CSUN) but "never bothered to graduate" after "conflict with teachers and professors".[4]
And this is just where we need to go, NOT. Though re-segregation, deregulation and perhaps another roaring twenties stock market may be well timed to lead us into the 2nd Great Depression in the 30's. In which case we'll have had ourselves an orange Hoover.
”It would “turn things back to the days of Woodrow Wilson.”
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