Daniel Moynihan: “Baker broke his own mold. He was, simply and utterly, sui generis.”

Everyone is entitled to their own views and decisions, but not to their own facts, a little lesson from Daniel Patrick Moynihan that remains true today.

You’re entitled to your own opinions, but you’re not entitled to your own facts.

Allowing the public to make informed decisions and Congress to conduct oversight cannot be optional or inconsistent.

Policymakers must confront the question of what happens when growth does not generate inclusion.