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At some point, even by pure chance you'd think that Krugman would get maybe one thing correct. But in a feat that dwarfs both Ripkens 2,632 consecutive games over more than 16 years and DiMaggio's 56 game hit streak, Krugman not only has it wrong for the longest period of time, but he never, ever, not once ever gives the correct reason. He is an economic Rdean where his ever single response to any question is, "Republicans suck!'
"What would you like for lunch, Mr. Krugman?"
"Well, I was going to order the Sea Bass but Republicans fucked that up for me."
In his latest column, the funniest thing in the newspaper since Larson stopped "The Far Side", Paul "Wrong in the Trillion Column" Krugman blames, not Obama's success in implementing his destructive agenda, but rather
"Republican Destructive Ideology" No, really! He's serious! Yeah, we're holding back the Obama Economy.
I don't even want to grab a quote from the article because one sentence is stupider than the next! It's a riot!
Though he won't say it again out loud, his solution if to fight an imaginary Space invasion. But since even his friends started laughing at what a stupid idea that was, he's now calling it "Public investment"
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/27/opinion/paul-krugman-ideology-and-investment.html
"What would you like for lunch, Mr. Krugman?"
"Well, I was going to order the Sea Bass but Republicans fucked that up for me."
In his latest column, the funniest thing in the newspaper since Larson stopped "The Far Side", Paul "Wrong in the Trillion Column" Krugman blames, not Obama's success in implementing his destructive agenda, but rather
"Republican Destructive Ideology" No, really! He's serious! Yeah, we're holding back the Obama Economy.
I don't even want to grab a quote from the article because one sentence is stupider than the next! It's a riot!
Though he won't say it again out loud, his solution if to fight an imaginary Space invasion. But since even his friends started laughing at what a stupid idea that was, he's now calling it "Public investment"
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/27/opinion/paul-krugman-ideology-and-investment.html