How things were before: A few years ago, I attended a meeting where President Barack Obama asked a group of economists to give him unconventional ideas on policy lines. How things are now: The Democratic leadership has agreed on a proposal to spend $3.5 trillion on public investments of various kinds, which must be approved through reconciliation, in addition to a…
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