…and redo the infrastructure of our country. You know, we’ve spent $4 trillion plus in the Middle East. [snip] Uh no Donald. You have extensive experience with debt, but the…

…like governments borrowing money at near zero interest to invest in much-needed infrastructure that creates jobs and enables us to better exploit these technologies. “Political power in the West has…

…of GDP. Of course we want the taxes to be reasonable and the spending to be the right kind–public infrastructure and human capital, basic research that supports biomedical, technical and…

…from the successes of stimulus, education, and infrastructure, the horrific failures of austerity and deregulation, or his repeated distortion of “capitalism” and “socialism.”. Friedman gives no indication that he realizes…

…country experienced 30 years of low taxes with no gain on average European income; it was only after 1987 that other policy changes (education, EU-funded infrastructure, and Social Partnership) led…

…range of ways from promoting workers right to collectively bargain to raising spending on infrastructure to making the tax system more progressive. These are hardly new ideas. And I supported…

…Elizabeth Warren (Mass.). The knock on Ellison is that he has a day job, making it impossible to focus full time on rebuilding a party infrastructure that badly needs it….

…for a new focus in discussions over the next stage of globalization: “…trade is a good thing, but fair and sustainable development also demands public services, infrastructure, health and education…

…actions. Come to Michigan which has a tough time fixing roads and infrastructure and yet can spend $billions in subsidies to business. Indiana had RTW laws, had multiple subsidies to…

…in terms of infrastructure requirements, but that gets passed on to the subscribers as well. Since we have already established that those who signed up for accounts are probably more…