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The entire title is: George Will Schools Krugman on Gov. Walker: $3 Billion Deficit 'He Inherited' Has 'Become a Surplus'
1 posted on 06/03/2012 3:34:03 PM PDT by Kaslin
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To: Kaslin
Sorry, but "schools" implies that Krugman has learned something.

Do you really think that Capt. K has learned something and changed his tune?

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Me neither.

2 posted on 06/03/2012 3:37:21 PM PDT by Izzy Dunne (Hello, I'm a TAGLINE virus. Please help me spread by copying me into YOUR tag line.)
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3 posted on 06/03/2012 3:40:32 PM PDT by moonshot925
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To: Kaslin

The statement “Geo Will Schools Krugman” presupposes that Krugman can be schooled, can learn. I have serious doubts about that.


4 posted on 06/03/2012 3:44:31 PM PDT by Attention Surplus Disorder (A conservative, a liberal and a moderate walk into a bar. Bartender says "what'll it be, Mitt?")
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To: Kaslin

Krugman has crazy schizo eyes. He weirds me out.


7 posted on 06/03/2012 3:57:14 PM PDT by Monty22002
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To: Kaslin

Krugman is a total and complete putz!


8 posted on 06/03/2012 4:01:34 PM PDT by JaguarXKE (If my Fluffy had a puppy, it would look like the puppy Obama ate!)
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To: Kaslin

That Karl Marx beard really fits him.

Pray for America


9 posted on 06/03/2012 4:05:09 PM PDT by bray (Power to We the People)
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To: Kaslin
PAUL KRUGMAN, NEW YORK TIMES: ... it's not -- it's not fiscal responsibility versus irresponsibility.

Wrong Krugman - IT IS fiscal responsibility versus irresponsibility - and as usual YOU Krugman are on the side of the irresponsible...

10 posted on 06/03/2012 4:06:39 PM PDT by GOPJ ( "A Dog In Every Pot" - freeper ETL)
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It is a vision of what kind of country you want to have and whether we're going to redistribute income upwards.

In a free society,lower taxes result in more saving and is the first step in the process of increasing capital accumulation. When the rich get richer and the capitalists accumulate capital, the natural result is greater economic progress and a higher average standard of living for wage earners.In those conditions,there is no such thing as redistributing income upwards.That is just another libtard lie.

11 posted on 06/03/2012 4:22:31 PM PDT by mjp ((pro-{God, reality, reason, egoism, individualism, natural rights, limited government, capitalism}))
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There was once a time when one might have paid this man some kind of attention, but during the bush admin, he became a hyper partisan. So much so that his “analysis” is hopelessly skewed. He can’t even realize it, because his power of rationalization is too great.that happens to a lot of otherwise intelligent liberals.


12 posted on 06/03/2012 4:23:45 PM PDT by Paradox (I want Obama defeated. Period.)
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George schooled him and I am sure he still doesn't get it...

But Walker did what Alan Mulally did at Ford which should be a model for all Statezilla's and Fedzilla's.... They are..

* Cut expenses by looking at all internal processes and reinvent them and or reinvent how you make your product.
* 2nd Increase Revenue ( and Profits ) with better product.

Walker did the same thing for a Gov't Entity.

* He cut expenses and re-engineered Union Contracts, for example how Teachers buy health care etc. to cut cost.
* He increased Revenue if you will by making Wisconsin more friendly for business.

It is similar but different, but it worked, just like Ford.....

Krugman can't rap his mind around it because my guess he probably hasn't run a lemonade stand just like Obama and like Obama they are theoreticians.

This fall and in a few days with the ballot box we tell them what we think of theoreticians.

It will suck to be them...

BTW this is a must read !!!!


17 posted on 06/03/2012 5:13:13 PM PDT by taildragger (( Palin / Mulally 2012 ))
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21 posted on 06/03/2012 6:18:10 PM PDT by Travis McGee (www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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To: Kaslin
Krugman has Obummer ears and the same kind of mush between them. What an idiot.
22 posted on 06/03/2012 6:41:11 PM PDT by deweyfrank
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Paul Krugman proves my hypothesis that you could have all the leftist economists and meteorologists trade jobs, and nobody would notice.

Mark

23 posted on 06/03/2012 6:42:51 PM PDT by MarkL (Do I really look like a guy with a plan?)
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How can a guy like Krugman have a career? He was an “economic adviser” to one of the biggest corporate economic failures to date (Enron), a failure that resulted in the CFO (that’s Chief FINANCIAL Officer, a man that Krugman no doubt spent a lot of time “advising”) going to prison. Think about it—you hire on as a consultant and the result of your labor is that your client goes to prison. How does one maintain any credibility after that? Does he have pictures of important people in compromising positions??


27 posted on 06/03/2012 8:25:54 PM PDT by randog (Tap into America!)
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Krugman defends the Solyndra loss as “only” $1 billion because it’s small potatoes compared to the $15 trillion federal debt.

Yes, he said this.

Mind-of-the-Rat logic: If gov spends even MORE of our tax dollars, a $200 billion loss won’t seem a big deal.

He never stops to ask,

“Hmm. Should government be in the business of investing other people’s money and taking risks with those scarce funds at no cost to the bureaucrat or the subsidized campaign contributor, er - “alternative-energy entrepreneur”?

Or, should government simply encourage more private investment with favorable tax policies, let individual investors make the more careful choices, and bear both the risks and rewards?”


30 posted on 06/04/2012 7:25:09 AM PDT by 4Liberty (88% of Americans are NON-UNION. We value honest, peaceful Free trade-NOT protectionist CARTELS)
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bump


31 posted on 06/04/2012 9:09:05 AM PDT by GOPJ ( "A Dog In Every Pot" - freeper ETL)
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