If there were ever a bigger and more fanciful case of wishful thinking than Krugman’s New York Times article, today, I’ve never seen it. He’s going well over and above his usual fantasy mongering, here:
Maybe Mr. Obama was,
At his blog, Paul Krugman presents some employment-population, labor force participation and wage charts and writes
The point of these charts is not to say that Clinton deserves credit for all good things and Bush deserves blame
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Bitsblog has a special place, can’t say just where, for Keith Olbermann. I have found another blog which holds Olberman in like regard:
Half of Keith’s audience watches him on Crooks and Liars. He’s got to stay in good with
I fully recognize that taking Paul Krugman down a peg or three is akin to arm-wrestling an infant. The contest can only go one way, Krugman’s going to loose…and the winner is invariably left with the task of dealing with
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The ‘rats have an unlimited greed for taxes, and Mrs. Clinton in particular. .
Slate makes it perfectly clear how Mrs. Clinton proposes to pay for her universal healthcare proposal. Mrs. Clinton want to tax health. As I wrote earlier
An amazing admission from Paul Krugman:
As for what I wrote in 1996: the world looked very different then. On one side, Social Security projections were much more pessimistic than they are now, basically because the projections assumed that the
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Poor Paul Krugman...
So there’s a campaign on to exonerate Ronald Reagan from the charge that he deliberately made use of Nixon’s Southern strategy. When he went to Philadelphia, Mississippi, in 1980, the town where the civil rights workers
Paul Krugman, New York Times, has an column up on anthropogenic global warming. As usual, Krugman is less than rational. But heck, it is the Times, the sane need not apply.
In Washington Monthly, Kevin Drumm, takes up
Ya know, I wasn’t going to address this SCHIP hysteria for a while. I really wasn’t. But in reading Michelle’s excellent piece just now, a thought occurrs that I think should be captured. The trigger:
What if I told you
