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The Business Insider (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Former Fannie Mae (FNM) credit officer and mortgage expert Edward Pinto's latest piece delves further into the lending standards at Fannie and Freddie (FRE), and how in 2008, it still seemed plausible that they would be okay. Pinto How Did Paul Krugman Get It So Wrong 11.9.09 Join the conversation about this story » See Also: Edward Pinto: Ending The FHA's Continuing Nightmare...
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The Business Insider (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Paul Krugman argues that the Republican Party has for years cynically manipulated conservative voters while actually doing very little to further the conservative political agenda. But now, after decades of being asked to cooperate with self-styled "centrists" while seeing the United States drift ever-further away from its cultural roots and free market individualism, the conservative...
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Constitutionally Right (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
I would like to express my condolences to the freinds and family of Paul Krugman. It seems the Nobel Prize winning economist has finally lost touch with reality, and is now officially certifiable. Mr. Krugman has fallen victim to a mental disorder common among those who make a living via political posturing, Psychological [...]
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BizzyBlog (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Isn’t that Paul Krugman clever? The title of his latest op-ed (”Paranoia Strikes Deep”) quotes a line, presumably deliberately, from a 1960s protest song many consider one of the opening shots in the 1960s protest movement. Before he got cute with his title, Krugman should have gone to the song’s full lyrics, as they only serve [...]
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Economist's View (Free subscription) | 15 hours ago
If the economic crisis allows Republicans to gain enough ground in the midterm elections to gridlock government, watch out: Paranoia Strikes Deep, by Paul Krugman, Commentary, NY Times: Last Thursday there was a rally outside the U.S. Capitol to protest...
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NewsBusters (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Isn't that Paul Krugman clever? The title of his latest op-ed ("Paranoia Strikes Deep") quotes a line, presumably deliberately, from a 1960s protest song many consider one of the opening shots in that decade's protest movement. Before he got cute with his title, Krugman should have gone to the song's full lyrics, as they only serve to prove that what he describes as...
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The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Last Thursday there was a rally outside the U.S. Capitol to protest pending health care legislation, featuring the kinds of things we've grown accustomed to, including large signs showing piles of bodies at Dachau with the caption "National Socialist Healthcare." It was grotesque -- and it was also ominous. For what we may be seeing is America starting to be Californiafied. More on Paul...
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JammieWearingFool (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
I don't speak moonbat so maybe someone can help decipher this lunatic screed for me. Deranged NY Times hack Paul Krugman today bemoans the fact conservatives are rising up and influencing the GOP. Naturally, he goes on whining about the evil influence of Sarah Palin, Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck, a lazy man's rehash of White House talking points that can be found pretty much anywhere...
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Scrivener.net (Free subscription) | yesterday
During Japan's seemingly never-ending recession/semi-recession starting in the early 1990s, Paul Krugman repeatedly argued and lectured that Japan should use monetary policy to stimulate its economy. In 1998 he wrote a notable paper arguing that monetary policy would work in spite of 0% short-term interest rates (a "liquidity trap"), and criticizing Japan's wasteful government-spending...
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The Austrian Economists (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
|Peter Boettke| Paul Krugman provides his take on the Beckworth graph showing the collapse of nominal spending and relates it to his 1998 work on Japan. The upshot, monetary policy will not produce the desired effect in our current situation....
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AMERICAblog (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Another great read by Paul Krugman . Obama's cautious approach to the economic crisis may lead the way for Democratic losses in 2010. Clearly the situation is better than it was a year ago though as we saw on Friday, employment is still lagging with limited chances of recovery before the mid term elections. Administration officials would presumably argue that they were constrained by...
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Economist's View (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
The failure to give the economy the fiscal stimulus it needs may be costly Democrats: Obama Faces His Anzio, by Paul Krugman, Commentary, NY Times: Remember those Republican boasts that they would turn health care into President Obama’s Waterloo? Well,...
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Sacramento Bee (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Remember those Republican boasts that they would turn health care into President Barack Obama's Waterloo? Well, exit polls suggest that to the extent that health care was an issue in Tuesday's elections, it worked in Democrats' favor. But while health care won't be Obama's Waterloo, economic policy is starting to look like his Anzio. True, the elections weren't a referendum on Obama. Most voters focused...
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The Satirical Political Report (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
“LET’S FACE IT, WITH ALL THESE DIM-WITS SPENDING MONEY ON CARFARE, HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS AND LET’S NOT FORGET TEABAGS, BY THE END OF THE FOURTH QUARTER, THIS COUNTRY IS POISED TO GROW LIKE A MALIGNANT TUMOR.”
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Vox Verax (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Obama Faces His Anzio By PAUL KRUGMAN NYT Remember those Republican boasts that they would turn health care into President Obama’s Waterloo? Well, exit polls suggest that to the extent that health care was an issue in Tuesday’s elections, it worked in Democrats’ favor. But while health care won’t be Mr. Obama’s Waterloo, economic policy is starting to look...
