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The common sense of Fareed Zakaria

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The common sense of Fareed Zakaria
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The common sense of Fareed Zakaria by Tyler Cowen July 26, 2026 at 12:56 am in Current Affairs History Political Science Web/Tech This is one of the best Op-Eds you will read this year, though it deliberately deemphasizes the personal (no one is attacked) in a manner that will result in less attention. Excerpt: Why has this [voter discontent} happened? Expensive housing, stagnant incomes and widening inequality have fueled public anger.

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The common sense of Fareed Zakaria by Tyler Cowen July 26, 2026 at 12:56 am in Current Affairs History Political Science Web/Tech This is one of the best Op-Eds you will read this year, though it deliberately deemphasizes the personal (no one is attacked) in a manner that will result in less attention. Better to write the truth! Excerpt: Why has this [voter discontent} happened? Some of it is economic. Expensive housing, stagnant incomes and widening inequality have fueled public anger. But economics is only part of the story. America has enjoyed stronger growth than most other advanced economies.

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