A Dollar Is Not A Dollar: A Plea To Make Dollar Policy Great Again
A Dollar Is Not A Dollar: A Plea To Make Dollar Policy Great Again Authored by John Tamny via RealClearMarkets, Le Diplomate is one of the toughest tables in Washington, DC. When it opened in 2013 its wildly popular Burger Americain (with French fries) set diners back $14, accord.

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- Published: Sep 26, 2026, 4:50 PM UTC
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