Return to Washington Examiner Homepage
May 21, 2013 | 02:32 AM
politics
Washington D.C. weather
Politics

Washington Examiner editorial gets results

December 18, 2012 | 4:07 pm
Leave a comment

From Wendell Cox at Joel Kotkin’s New Geography blog comes the news relayed from the Tax Foundation , that the Internal Revenue Service has reversed itself and will not discontinue publishing its Migration Flow data. Last Wednesday a Washington Examiner editorial  took the IRS to task for this, since the data was a unique source of information for, among other things, how many people are leaving high-tax states for low-tax states. Jim Pettit of Change Maryland also chimed in on National Review’s website and the Daily Caller ran a news story on the change.

It’s good to know that the IRS changed its mind—and that Washington Examiner editorials get results!

From WeeklyStandard.com

  • Ideological Revenue Service

    With three different scandals threatening to consume the White House last week—the Benghazi cover-up, the Justice Department’s seizure of the phone records of dozens of Associated Press...

    Read More...

  • The Real Scandal

    Everyone in Washington, except those in the crosshairs, likes a good scandal, and THE WEEKLY STANDARD is no exception. What’s more, in the case of the Obama administration, comeuppance is well...

    Read More...

  • When It Rains, It Pours

    There is no curse on the second term of presidents. When presidents lose credibility, when trust vanishes and their word is no longer accepted, they have only themselves to blame. That was true...

    Read More...