Posted on 23 September 2011. Tags: Accuracy, Afghanistan, Debt, Deficits, Economics, Editorials, Iraq, Jobs, New York Times, Tax Cuts, Wars
Let’s see. You’re an editorial board member of the vaunted New York Times. You get paid a lot. Is there at least an expectation that you get your facts right? I know–rhetorical question. It happens every day but sometimes there are just whoppers that need correcting–because they do make a difference. In today’s editorial […]
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Posted on 15 June 2011. Tags: Biden, Debt, Deficits, Dick Durbin, Funerals, Gang of Six, Hysteria, Joe, medicare, Nonsense, Taxes, Wars
A thought crossed my mind reading today’s Wall Street Journal, and I offer this thought to the vice-president: if you have the choice of continuing the entirely pointless exercise of fanning the flames of the phony debt and deficit "crisis" VERSUS fulfilling the more traditional daily role of vice presidents who are sent to […]
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Posted on 19 May 2011. Tags: Debt, Deficits, Dick Durbin, Gang of Six, Hysteria, Joe Biden, medicare, Nonsense, Single Payer, Taxes, Tom Coburn, Wars
Ha! You wonder, why I would praise one of the people most determined to destroy a decent government? Because he may have single-handidly cratered the idiotic "Gang of Six". So, for that, he deserves praise. The whole premise of the "Gang of Six"–Democratic Sens. Mark Warner, Dick Durbin and Kent Conrad and Republican […]
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Posted on 20 April 2011. Tags: Afghanistan, AFL-CIO, Debt, Deficit, Employment, Exiting The Crisis, Fairness, Health Care, Iraq, Jobs, Joseph Stiglitz, Military Spending, Tax Cuts, The Rich, Wages, Wars
A few days ago, I took part in a meeting organized by the AFL-CIO to launch a new publication called "Exiting From The Crisis"–a roadmap for a new global economy. The main speaker at the small meeting was Joseph Stiglitz. He outlined some great points and realities about the economic crisis with the bottom […]
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