-Ephesians 5:11-13
Furman is one in a long line of Keynesian interventionists who control financial policy in this country. He’s a clone, more like a star-trooper from Star Wars: logic, facts, history, failure – these don’t matter. It’s the implementation of government control that’s the goal. Furman will work to advance it.
Like a conveyor belt producing identical products for the consumer, the Ivy League conveyor belt continues to produce Keynesian clones to be gobbled up by the Washington establishment. I wonder if Goolsbee and Krueger wear the same size suit? I wouldn’t be surprised.
Stop the remedies! Stop the remedies! You’ll kill the patient! But…perhaps that’s the purpose? No, they wouldn’t want to do that, would they? No, of course not. They’re just misguided. They’ll get it right one of these days. Yes they will.
McConnell’s opposition to Obamacare isn’t based on its unconstitutionality.
Last week the credit rating agency Moody’s warned that weak economic growth and increasing debt burdens could “put pressure on the country’s triple-A status.”
When MSNBC headlined the report that existing home sales surged by 7.4 percent in November (according to the National Association of Realtors), it suggested that such an improvement boosted “recovery hopes.” Others jumped on the recovery bandwagon, including Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, and former Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board Alan Blinder.
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