by Rachel Weiner, Huffington Post
The high-profile policy duel between Tim Geithner and Paul Krugman came to a head on Sunday. Following the Treasury Secretary's appearance on ABC's "This Week (
read/watch that interview here), Krugman participated in the panel session and made clear that he hadn't yet been convinced
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MAKE OUT! MAKE OUT!
... lol actually don't, plz.
neway, I'm kinda sick about hearing about bringing confidence to the markets &c. &c. &c., wasn't that Bush's excuse for everything? We get it, private investors must be the sole beneficiary of our programs, or else they will cry to mommy and go Galt and leave us peons in the dust. Sigh.
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I wish George Will had gotten up from that tabe and gone and raced out that big bay window.
Also, thank you for posting this.
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No one listened when he hollered that you're building your castle with a facile disregard for what's obvious.
[some term I don't know, lol]
Nuriel Roubini saw the writing on the wall before anyone and he had just begun,
So like Paul Krugman, why not bring him in, and give him some influence, to make a difference.
I left a comment asking him if he'd do a song on Stiglitz. His Roubini one only got 7,000 views. I wonder if a Stiglitz vid would beat out the Roubini vid in views.
We live in strange times.
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Krugman has some good points to make, but I think he needs to consider, just for a moment, that the administration might know what it's doing.
Also, I had a little West Wing fangirl moment when one of them mentioned post hoc ergo propter hoc. I was just proud that I knew what that meant. I learn so much from that show.
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