…those whose wages have stagnated and declined because of their policies. The Dems (the ones that aren’t too afraid to talk about what their polilcy views really are) generally are…

…that has been necessary to combat the terrible mess that the Bush regime left the country in as Obama’s problem rather than a predictable result of the lousy economic policies…

…of this feebleness is no doubt due to the government’s policies. As I’ve noted before, the data shows that when tax rates were cut during or right after a recession,…

…might have been if Clinton policies (bad as they were in many cases) had stayed in place compared to where we were and expected to be with the Bush tax…

…surprised because the argument seems to have more than a few weaknesses. What Sumner is doing is trying to show that the policies pursued by Thatcher and Reagan were a…

…that “free market myth” is important, because without understanding the mythology of it most ordinary Americans will continue to be misled and fooled by those who devise and enact policies…

…their policies during the decade before the crisis and yet chose not to modify those policies. Thus, I don’t know if Levine also blames Congress for the crisis or whether…

…4. Knowing what Woods appears to know, and knowing that economic policy has tremendous consequences on people’s lives, Woods is nevertheless willing to promote policies that did much more poorly…

…cannot expect economic recovery—at least, not without an intolerably long delay. Yet the very opposite policies were followed during the depression of 1920–21, and recovery was in fact not long…

“The argument that the two parties should represent opposed ideals and policies, one, perhaps, of the Right and the other of the Left, is a foolish idea acceptable only to…