I’ve known David Malpass for more than twenty years. He was a comrade-in-arms in the supply-side wing of the Republican party as an official at the Reagan Treasury Department, and later a colleague at Bear, Stearns (he was chief economist while I was fixed-income strategist). He’s one of a handful of people in politics who really understands what the Reagan administration accomplished, because he helped make it happen.
Now he’s running for Senate in the Republican primary in New York. Needless to say, he has my support. I append below a note I just received from his campaign. I want to call his work to your attention, and hope you’ll take the time to follow his efforts.
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