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thinkprogress.org - 2/7/2009
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Today on MSNBC, the Morning Joe team — many of whom have been having a tough time with the facts of the economic recovery plan — hosted Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman to discuss the bill. Krugman began by emphasizing the severity of the current economic crisis. ...
salon.com - 2/13/2009
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salon.com —
The New Republic 's John Judis today has
an excellent analysis of the politics behind the stimulus
package -- one which applies equally to most other political controversies. Judis argues that the stimulus package ended up being far inferior to what ...
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Obama and liberals: a counter-productive relationship - ...
thedemocraticstrategist.org - 2/10/2009
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Note: this is a guest post from Will
Marshall, president of the Progressive Policy Institute, offering his
own take on the debate over President Obama's handling of the stimulus legislation. We invite and intend to publish different points of view...
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To Obama's Progressive Critics: Take a Deep Breath
youtube.com - 2/6/2009
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youtube.com —
Krugman: Can't have bipartisanship when most GOP senators
take marching orders from Limbaugh
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Krugman: Can't have bipartisanship when most GOP ...
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Bipartisanship for bipartisanship's sake makes for poor economic policy
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... business reporting on the economy." (emphasis mine) Kudos to Steven Pearlstein, who in Friday's Washington post said: Spending is stimulus, no matter what it's for and who does it. The best spending is that which creates jobs and economic activity now, has big payoffs later and disappears from future budgets. Bipartisanship in this ideological war is not a good thing. As reported by the Daily Kos: Krugman added, “This is the kind of situation where ...
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