Author: Sharon Wood

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses and explains what House Speaker Paul Ryan and his colleagues aim to do by introducing the “destination base cash flow tax.” Read the whole article here.

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses about whether to GOP health-care plan can truly undertake what its creators have promised. Read the whole article here.

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses about how business lobby and its supporters in the Republican Party view cost-benefits analyses on regulations are “squishy and subjective.” Read the whole article here.

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses about President Trump’s quick 180-degree turnaround on his efforts to reduce drug prices. Read the whole article here.

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses what can be done to stop “Trump from turning Washington into a permanent Crazytown”. Read the whole article here.

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses President Trump’s tone on national elites. Read the whole article here.

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses Trump’s appointments. Read the whole article here.

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses President Trump’s management style. Read the whole article here.

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses who will gain from an Obamacare repeal. Read the whole article here.

In his most recent piece for the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public and International Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses a deal that “moderate Democrats in the Senate could strike with a Trump White House to forestall the even worse policies that will surely comes from the House of Representatives, where the Republicans’ Tea Party faction remains in control”. Read the whole article here.