Bookworm on Jan 08 2013 | Filed under: Economics
Tweet Paul Krugman is a Nobel Prize winning economist. He’s also remarkably ignorant (or stupid or, maybe, both). Only someone lacking in brains and understanding would think that the U.S. could get out of its debt problem, not by printing paper money, but by minting a platinum coin and then denominating it a “$1 trillion [...]
Danny Lemieux on Aug 24 2010 | Filed under: Conservative ideology, Culture, Economics, Education, Government, Leftist morality, Socialism, Taxes
Tweet One of the things that I try to understand is the Great Divide between today’s Liberals and conservatives that has left us talking past one another on policy issues. Frankly, I have concluded that discussion with Liberals is often futile because we attribute different meanings to words and concepts. One of those concepts, I [...]
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