[governsleastgovernsbest]

NY Times/NewsBusters feet-stamping ping to Today show list.

[beyond the sea]

"A New York Times editorial and an op-ed piece by one of its house columnists have something interesting in common this morning: stamp-your-feet frustration with the way the world is and an inability to suggest what should be done about it."----

What to do about it???

First step.... get rid of all bird cage liner.

[stocksthatgoup]

"awaiting the shining path" - Wasn't that the name of a Communist Terrorist Group?

[RobFromGa]

isn't that the goal of any political party - to win every election?

Apparently the GOP has no interest in winning the Florida Senate seat this year... :-)

[theDentist]

...real wages aren't keeping up with the economy's continued expansion.

But I thought the economy retracted the moment W signed that much too small tax refund bill?

[johnny7]

It's actually a pathetic, thinly-veiled plea for Marxist-socialism...

[demkicker]

This is another hilarious pinko rant from the NY Times. You have a great way with words glgb, and Rush needs to read this, so please send it to him.

I love RobfromGa's chart of the Time's stock. Let's all do our part by spreading this good news (the link to this thread) to everyone we know!

[exnavy]

Spin the world faster, the sane segment of our sociaty wants the Times to fly off into space!

[wayoverontheright]

As the economy headed toward full employment, entry-level jobs are pulled in, and the wage mean goes down. If recession were to ensue, then these lower-rung jobs would be the first to go, and the wage mean would rise.

Would the NYT then see the plight of the poor on the rise?

[Mr. Jeeves]

What is most ingenious about all this is not so much its destructiveness but the way it appeals to mainstream notions of fairness."

Darn those ingenious Republicans, appealing to "mainstream notions of fairness"! How unfair!

What's unfair is that the Republicans have stolen that tactic from the Democrat playbook, and the Times editorialist is thus highly offended. ;)

[pabianice]

In The Falling Paycheck, the Times editorial board complains that real wages aren't keeping up with the economy's continued expansion.

Perhaps if "Putz" Sulzberger spent on his employees some of the $850,000,000 he's spending on his new office things would look brighter.

[jmaroneps37]

The skunks at the slimes are contributing to the WORST ECOMONY IN ( you fill in the number of years here, you choices are A) 75 years B) 100 years or C) 235 years)They are doing so by laying off people. Why don't they cut CEO salaries and save the "average worker's )job! :-)