…No, is the liberal/progressive answer. The issue is not that we are spending too much via government because the government is not just another player in the economy. As I…

…your questions. But those are my thoughts — coherent or otherwise. 🙂 All the best, Brad Whoa. Okay. My response: One of my pet peeves as a political liberal is…

…is both revenue neutral and holds revenue at historical norms. I believe that translates as, “We believe in voodoo. Also, arithmetic has a well-known liberal bias.”” RJ: In all, Paul…

…surprisingly, didn’t remain the only victim of this FIOA-request-as-a-political-weapon tactic against state university professors for long. After all, all states have Freedom of Information laws, and most have liberal professors…

by Beverly Mann Does the Tea Party Dislike Goodwin Liu? Politico had an article last week called “Will Senate ever vote on Liu?” Liu is Goodwin Liu, a prominent liberal…

…(or at least a majority are now seeing) the thread of connection to all the seemingly disjointed liberal/progressive commentary about what has been happening in America since around 1981. We…

…voice is not necessarily monotonal–it often has religious or conservative perspectives, but it also permits liberal or atheistic perspectives. So call up the script again, which in this case might…

…WCI, one of the commentators suggested that the Liberal/Conservative growth differential is partly due to differences in military spending. In Canada where we don’t have a large defence industry, money…

…Neo-liberal policies, including relaxation of food price controls in the 1990s, did not produce much, although growth did increase after 2000, running at a 5-6% rate. But it has not…

…an informal town hall meeting by the Congresswoman. Many liberals condemned right-wing rhetoric for inspiring the attack. Paul Krugman of the New York Times was among the most outspoken. “There…