…in place. Oh good grief – is Larry going to simply engage in bashing Democrats as traitors as he fails to understand that we can have both security and civil…

…the Bush administration. All of that is false,” said former CIA officer Larry Johnson, a friend of Plame. “At the end of the day, she was betrayed by her own…

…Or one could also simply compare the 3.5% per annum growth in real GDP from 1947 to 2000 (which Larry Kudlow often correctly notes) to the fact that real GDP…

…right wingers claiming that they opposed the 2001 tax cuts: As an advisor to then-candidate George W. Bush, Larry Lindsey helped design a Keynesian tax cut in 2000, which was…

…a windfall-profits tax to reduce the government deficit so we don’t have to rely on taxing the working poor as much. Larry – care to join me and Senator Boxer?…

…the 1970s. It’s a growth-oriented demand increase. OK, Kudlow does seem to understand that the supply curve has not shifted inward but what does “demand falls off” mean? Larry –…

…trying to count the lies in this editorial, maybe we should thank AB reader AB Initio for the piece from Larry Johnson. Mr. Johnson sums up this entire issue quite…

OK, my apologies for the clownish way of spelling “contradict”, but if we read Larry’s latest, you’ll realize he did not at all challenge Kash: Three months ago the first…

…boom was due to Clinton’s tax cuts. That’s odd. And of course, he had to mention his hero – Ronald Reagan. I guess Larry has not read Mankiw’s textbook that…

…cuts were a bad idea. Larry Lindsey, Mr Bush’s bumptious first chairman of the National Economic Council, was pushed out soon after he made the impolitic (but pretty accurate) point…