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Krugman slams ANOTHER one home. No wonder he's a Nobel Prize Winner![cool :cool-45: :cool-45:](/styles/smilies/cool.gif)
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Why one editor won t run any more op-eds by the Heritage Foundation s top economist Columbia Journalism Review
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Krugman slams ANOTHER one home. No wonder he's a Nobel Prize Winner
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http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/20...on&action=Click&pgtype=Blogs®ion=Body&_r=0
You can clearly see how states with job-destroying liberal Democratic governors have fared much worse than those with job-creating conservative Republican governors. Oh, wait
Why one editor won t run any more op-eds by the Heritage Foundation s top economist Columbia Journalism Review
It all began a month ago, when the Star ran a piece by the Nobel Prize-winning economist-turned- liberal New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, as it does regularly. The column named Moore as one of the “charlatans and cranks” who have influenced policymakers at all levels to enact low-tax, supply-side economic policies—with ruinous effects, according to Krugman. The sweeping 2013 tax cut in Kansas is only the latest example, he wrote, citing unfavorable economic and fiscal news in the Sunflower State