[AndyJackson]

The continued publication of this kind of venomous trash is why the NY Times has no credibility. It isn't news and it isn't fit.

[Sasparilla]

Paul Krugman wrote this garbage. Pay no attention to it. He was an Obama economic advisor. He can’t understand liberal failure either.

[ilovesarah2012]

They aren’t wasting any time.

[ealgeone]

Yeah, those suckers at Carrier bought into the lie. /sarc.

[sport]

Why in the hell did you post it on Free Republic then?

[vladimir998]

Will no one rid me of this meddlesome economist?

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

The (bogus) lawsuit against Trump U. set a precedent. When will we see Harvard, Yale, etc. being sued? These institutions have deep pocket$$$. Anyone, who has discovered that their degree only qualifies them to work as a barista, should contact a “good” class-action attorney.

[exDemMom]

Just like Trump betrayed the workers at Carrier. And let’s not forget the many workers at his properties, whom he betrays every day by giving them good jobs with benefits.

It must be really difficult to spin positive news in a negative light. Let’s hope that Krugman strains his imagination to the limit trying to spin what is sure to become Trump’s many accomplishments as something bad.

[ClearCase_guy]

Does this mean Trump has peaked?

[Mr. Mojo]

The continued publication of this kind of venomous trash...

It appears you're unconcerned about the SPREAD of this trash.

[Gay State Conservative]

Paul Krugman made his money the old fashioned way:

HE MARRIED IT!

[Stentor]

Seduced and Betrayed by Donald Trump

Given the nature of the scummy, inbred, mendacious, globalist, RICOid, physically decaying tool that you tried to foist on us, I am trying to think of a level of Trump betrayal that would worry me.

[Paladin2]

"David Brooks is off today."

Krugman is off Every Day.

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

They were betrayed by their own party and expect Trump supporters will be betrayed also. Projecting their own faults onto others is their modus operandi.

A realistic assessment would be that Trump will have some difficulties. Mostly overblown by the press.

These liberals feel the need to worship their political leaders, but most Trump voters have tempered expectations of a bit of a rocky road but far better than the alternative. Less than perfect is easily acceptable.

Already it’s proved to be an improvement over Obama so we already won.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

It isn't news and it isn't fit.

>>All the "news" that fits our agenda <<

[Fiddlstix]

[KarlInOhio]

Krugman? Krugman? Wasn't he the economist who predicted that the stock market would never recover from Trump's election, only to have it climbing out of its election night Eurofunk by about 10:00 Wednesday morning? I was hoping to take advantage of the overnight "crash" by buying big on Wednesday morning, only to find out that I had arrived to the party too late.

[Honorary Serb]

With that title, I though that it was by Charles Blow, the worst of the worst!!!!

Now Krugman is imitating Blow! PHOOEY!!!!

[nevergore]

Isn’t this the same Krugman that said the American people are stupi and the Obama Administration can tell them anything?

[Two Kids' Dad]

I’m still waiting (no, actually I’m not) for Krugman’s article about how Zerobama, Pelosi and the rest of the demorats betrayed us all by illegally ramming through Zerocare using Deem and Pass.

Jackwagon probably still has some Zerobama DNA dried on the corner of his mouth.

[bigbob]

It sucks to be Krugman, knowing that no one in government is
going to solicit his opinion on important matters for at least the next 8 years.

Frickin’ Keynesian...