…wars not raise the cost of hiring “unskilled workers”? Was this not the basis, the point of entry into the middle class? Oh, start asking people who if they have…

…there were substantial destructions of capital in the two World Wars, plus high taxes levied on the wealthy to finance the wars, which could not be paid for otherwise. Then,…

…ISIS mean intervening in any number of civil wars? Well that depends on how smart your lawyers are (and I am only kind of smart and not a lawyer at…

…extremely high demand (also known as wars). Wars are not caused by good technological progress. This is government spending and X and works better for military spending than for total…

…it this, too. They also should call it this: an attempt to orchestrate a silent coup. I’ve been wondering whether issues other than the damn culture-wars ones that are at…

…jurisprudence is culture-wars cases, then the two end-of-term culture-wars opinions that went liberal, and the gay marriage case last term, is all the proof you need. In any event, it’s…

…with his sister. Despite all his blustering, Caligula also was one of the few Roman emperors not to get himself embroiled in wars, whether foreign or domestic. Nevertheless, his lack…

…secured the nomination in early June: conflating the five-decades-long Republican racial/xenophobic/culture-wars Southern-and-blue-collar-white strategy with economic, fiscal and regulatory policy. For Clinton this explains her decision to highlight to the Democratic…

…point, rather than fighting wars. This argument, repeated over and over on both necoconservative and neoliberal sites, and all over the corporate media, that free trade leads to middle classes…

…been strongly suggested by the flatness in the long leading indicators for the past 7 months, and the haphazard and generally negative effects of Trump’s trade wars that were initiated…