…even after paying Social Security taxes throughout their working lives. They’re talking in the 80% range of those questioned favoring these positions. This: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rj-eskow/as-public-makes-hard-choi_b_2619776.html is a blog post at the…
…printing money are always evil; liberals must be for deficits and money-printing under all circumstances. An hour spent browsing this blog would quickly refute all of this, together with the…
…to reconsider my stance on smokers being let off easy given the weight of the evidence presented on why smokers should not pay more. http://www.healthbeatblog.com/2013/01/the-newest-health-wonk-review-on-health-affairs/#comment-17887 “Health Wonk” Health Beat blog…
by Cathy O’Niel and re-posted with permission of the author who writes her own posts for her blog mathbabe, who works and teaches in New York city as a quant…
…lose patience with people who use words like “disingenuous.” You can supply your own alternative vocabulary Check Krugman’s Op-Eds and blog posts, where he repeatedly demonstrates reality with graphs and…
…blog roll. Things that have been disappearing from view as Blogroll Amnesty Years pass: Single-person blogs Blogs that are not always updated daily Blogs that are not themed but are…
…columnists and bloggers, operates under a formula in which everything even remotely connected to politics/ideology–and I do mean everything, best as I can tell–falls within one or another breathtakingly broad…
…edited for readability: From what I have read on the “Social Security News” blog, SSA recently set up an online benefit estimate program combining earnings information SSA routinely gets from…
While not a macro issue, there is room for thought. Via The Weaker Party blog comes this tidbit on specific inflation indicators from The Dailey Beast:…
…have the luxury of not noticing that Reid and the other Senate Dems are, now, post-election, going to use their enhanced power. Krugman ends his blog post today by saying:…