The Obama speech is here. The Ryan response is here and here.
The Republicans were invited and felt betrayed: expecting a bipartisan address, they perceived the speech as a political attack.
But using a veneer of civility to hit below the belt has become an Obama trademark trademar: giving the finger to Hillary during a debate, criticizing SCOTUS to their faces during the State of the Union, and now this.
Sed omnia praeclara tam difficilia, quam rara sunt. For all excellent things are as difficult as they are rare. --Benedict Spinoza --Steven Pressfield --Beverly Sills --Cathy Seipp
April 16, 2011
April 11, 2011
The Wisdom of Christina Romer
Before she returned to academia after serving as being Obama's chief economic advisor, Romer did much to turn the Great Recession into the prosperity we enjoy today. She has more:
Meanwhile, Joe Stiglitz doesn't know what ails us, but prescribes redistributive taxation anyway.
Christina Romer: A Weaker Dollar Is Good For AmericaIn a way, this is consistent with the position that US pre-eminence is illegitimate, so we might as well divest ourselves of both the prerogatives and responsibiliities of a superpower. Next: the Romer-Smoot-Hawley Tariff?
Meanwhile, Joe Stiglitz doesn't know what ails us, but prescribes redistributive taxation anyway.
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