The fault line in American politics is not really between Republicans and Democrats, but rather between taxpayers and the Washington political elite. Here is a perfect example that symbolizes why economic policy is such a mess. President Bush’s former top aide, Karl Rove, makes the case in the Wall Street Journal that the Obama Administration [...]
Archive for July 2nd, 2010
Karl Rove Has No Shame
Posted in Big Government, Debt, Deficit, Economics, Fiscal Policy, Government Spending, Jobs, Keynes, Keynesian, Obama, Spending, stimulus, Unemployment, tagged Big Government, Bush, Debt, Deficits, Earmarks, Hypocrisy, Joblessness, Jobs, Keynes, Keynesian Economics, Keynesianism, Obama, Rove, stimulus, TARP, Unemployment on July 2, 2010 | 4 Comments »
More Unemployment Is the Key to Stimulus!
Posted in Big Government, Dependency, Economics, Government Spending, Jobs, Keynes, Keynesian, Pelosi, Spending, stimulus, Unemployment, tagged Big Government, Dependency, Economics, Government Spending, Joblessness, Jobs, Keynes, Keynesian Economics, Pelosi, stimulus, Unemployment on July 2, 2010 | 13 Comments »
Nancy Pelosi is being appropriately mocked for her strange assertion that subsidizing unemployment is a great way to “stimulate” the economy, but keep in mind that this she is just mindlessly regurgitating standard Keynesian theory. Here are two videos. The first is Pelosi’s ramblings and the second is my analysis of Keynesian economics. I hope [...]
Great Moments in Human Rights
Posted in Big Government, Entitlements, Finland, Human Rights, Redistribution, tagged Big Government, Entitlements, Finland, Human Rights, Redistribution on July 2, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Forget the Magna Carta and the Constitution. Finland is now on the cutting edge of protecting, promoting, and guaranteeing fundamental rights. As the BBC story excerpted below reports, Finland has announced that broadband access is now a legal right! Yes, you’re reading it here first. But not just the right to broadband. Apparently one megabit [...]