Larry Kudlow—the CNBC analyst who’s become a darling of the Tea Party Movement, which would like to see him to pull off a Scott Brown–style upset of Senator Chuck Schumer—will interview the man himself, Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown, tonight on his CNBC show The Kudlow Report.
It’s a business-themed show, so they’ll ostensibly talk Read More
Weirdly, it’s Chuck Schumer’s Senate race–the one that pits any potential challenger against a powerful, extremely well-funded, reasonably popular, two-term incumbent–that keeps getting more entertaining.
First there was the Draft Larry Kudlow movement–which contends the television personality would “put a dress on” Mr. Schumer in a debate; then there was the Read More
Larry Kudlow continues flirting with the idea of running for Senate, telling Curtis Sliwa, “I do believe that retiring Senator Schumer would be a noble cause.”
Kudlow went on to criticize the White House for “bank-bashing.”
Everybody knew a plan to cut the corporate dividend tax was on its way. Buttotal elimination? Back in early December, TheStreet.com reported that the “scuttlebutt” was a (in retrospect) humble exemption-the first $5,000 to $50,000 of dividends-and, as late as the current issue of Business Week , forecasts were for a proposal that would cut Read More
Larry Kudlow was running late for his own dinner party. It
was Tuesday, June 26, and Mr. Kudlow, the economist and National Review columnist, was set to host a select group of
conservative intellectuals-”our gang,” as he calls them-at his apartment at
93rd Street and Madison Avenue.
Belatedly freed from his talking-head duties at Read More
Did anyone catch a glimpse of Steve Forbes at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia? He was there, all right-but nowhere near the First Union Center. Instead, he dropped by the Union League Club across town one morning to headline a sparsely attended breakfast meeting hosted by the supply-side political action committee Club for Growth. Read More
