Paul Krugman Unintentionally Offers Sound Advice For Republicans
Written by Brian Garst, Posted in General/Misc.
Paul Krugman is all in a tizzy once again. This time he’s lamenting the lack of dictatorial powers available to liberal presidents, and thus their inability to ram their agenda down our throats. He then attempts to criticize the Republicans:
It should be a simple message (and it should have been the central message in Massachusetts): a vote for a Republican, no matter what you think of him as a person, is a vote for paralysis.
Is it just me, or has he just suggested a powerful campaign commercial for…the Republicans?
It turns out that, for the electorate, paralysis is preferable to the radical left-wing policies advocated by the likes of Paul Krugman.
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