Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Stanley Fischer, liberal from MIT
Joseph Pechman, the Hoover Institution resident tax expert--he had been tax
expert at Brookings Institution Washington for many years before coming to
Hoover
Other resident liberals are Dennis J. Dollin, Theodore Draper and Peter
Duignan.
Lipset was quoted in an interview in the New York Times
as follows: "Over half the senior fellows here are not
rightwingers, not even conservatives; they are leftwing
Democrats and Socialists."
These are the architects of Reagan's "rightwing"
administration, the usual flimflam in which the same tired
old Marxists are trotted out as the inspired libertarians of
a world run by the "Hard Right"! The head of Reagan's
Presidential Transition Team on cabinet appointments in
1980 was W. Glenn Campbell, Harvard graduate and
head of Hoover Institution; Reagan's adviser on social
security was his wife, Rita Ricardo Campbell. More than
half of the Hoover staff went to Washington with Reagan.
Richard Starr and Peter Duignan were his advisers on foreign policy;
Duignan had received fellowships from Ford, Rockefeller, & Guggenheim
Thomas Gale Moore was Reagan's expert on energy policy
Paul Craig Roberts became asst. Sec. Treasury
Richard V. Allen, who had been on the staff of the Hoover Institution since
1966, served on National Security Council 1969, dep. asst, to the President
1969-70, now became Reagan's asst. for national security affairs
Martin Anderson, senior fellow at Hoover Institution 1971-81, became
Reagan's asst for policy development; he thought up the ridiculous
boondoggle of "Urban Enterprise Zones".
One of the "Hoover Hotshots" on Reagan's team was
described in Omni March 1984, Continuum: