…“Work will make you free,” remains above the front gate of Auschwitz in Oswiecim, Poland, a permanent reminder of the deeply sinister nature of extreme semantics games employed in the…

…[You might note that the following decades of high tax rates and robust regulation were free of these horrible events.] And what happened most recently? A decade of tax cuts…

…after the disaster because their “expertise” was essential. The stock market, but not ordinary Americans’ pocketbooks or paychecks, has recovered from the recession, forging a return of lucrative M&A activity…

…but see our past 35 years of leadership in the realm of pioneering new concepts in equality, fairness, justice, and processes to achieve such. Concepts of “free market”, “invisible hand”,…

…labor that create new wealth” whereas “sales taxes … hit consumption, which is the result of that wealth creation.” This is the typical “free market” pitch favoring capital income (and…

…make believe, and straw man stuffing. He then hints that we should go back to the gold standard and totally unfettered free markets. Schlichter lists Krugman’s alleged assumptions, condensed here:…

…in his “More Guns, More Crime,” Journal of Political Economy, 2001. His recent claims that mass murders happen only in gun free zones, except for the Gabby Giffords tragedy last…

…gets to state, free and clear, a completely false inference of fact about the cause of Spain’s economic problems. And he gets to say, free and clear: Look, the revenue…

…people at least for purposes of First Amendment free-speech and free-association rights. But shortly after the oral argument, a majority of the justices decided that Alito, not to mention Mitt…

…$67,950.  But right wingers live in a data-free world, so this is no surprise. Another contention in comments at that site is that the middle class is undefined and undefinable….