Larry Kudlow (co-host of the greatest show on TV that doesn't have vampires in it) has a great new blog: Kudlow's Money Politic$ Now available on the Berkeley Square blogroll.
He has an optimistic outlook for a dollar rally (that I could use!), a short piece about assetizing Social Security, and a heapin' helpin' of supply-side economics:
Bush's tax-cut on investor dividends is, well, paying dividends. Year to date, S&P dividend stocks have gained 16.7% versus 9.8% for non-dividend companies based on data from FactSet Research Systems. Recent dividend announcements from BellSouth, GE, Dow Chemical, Edison International, Pfizer, and Exxon Mobil underscore the point. Microsoft's 32-billion-dollar one-time distribution is a macroeconomic event.