[mkjessup]

I’m glad you know so much more about economics than Walter Williams, who has endorsed Ron Paul. Nice going, Kreskin.

It doesn't take a Walter Williams to understand that Ron Paul's radical ideas would provoke economic chaos both on and off Wall Street.

Pull your head outta yur...sandbox and quit with the ostrich impression.

[WWTD]

Williams is one of the top economists in America. Are you?

I think I'll play in the sandbox with Williams. You can keep spewing idiotic predictions from your litter box.

[George W. Bush]

It doesn't take a Walter Williams to understand that Ron Paul's radical ideas would provoke economic chaos both on and off Wall Street.

You are aware that Walter Williams endorsed Ron Paul quite a while back? And when asked what kind of VP he would pick, Ron Paul said, "Someone like Walter Williams".

I'm not sure we ever mentioned it on these threads. RP does have more support among libertarian Republican economists and there is a lot of interest from folks at TheStreet.com in many of his ideas about the free market and Wall Street and the banking system. The management of the Fed is heavily disputed currently, especially with Bernanke devaluing the dollar to the point where it is worth no more now than a Canadian dollar for the first time in 31 years (a 30%-50% drop).

[bvw]

You underestimate the resourcefulness of Americans freed from the nanny-state, and able to coin their own money. As great as it is, the Comstitution has a few subtle flaws. One is the restriction on coinage and money. As it turns money — in the course of human events post 1789 — is privatized already, but not liberated. The US money supply is, today, fascist — run by oligarchy in cahoots with the government.