I Just Saw Paul Krugman

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Cypress

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on cspan. Talking about his book, Conscience of a Liberal.

Damn, I'm going to Borders and getting it tommorow. Given my sudden cash windfall, any liberal poster who wants a copy of the book, if you PM me the address of your nearest Borders or Barnes and Noble in the next 24 hours, and I'll reserve and pay for you a copy.*

Great stuff. First, the ascendency of the republican party after the 1970s is largely tied to race politics.

Second, the movement conservatives, the Federalists, and the "constitution in exile" crowd, not only wants to eliminate the great society, and the New Deal, but their nominal leader and spokesperson (Grover Norquist) actually wants to take the country back to before the modest reforms of Teddy Roosevelt. In other words, back to the guilded age.







*Beer talk. :)
 
Can you buy me Ann Coulter's latest book instead? I'll pm you the address of the nearest Hilo Hattie.
 
Cypress said:
on cspan. Talking about his book, Conscience of a Liberal.

Damn, I'm going to Borders and getting it tommorow. Given my sudden cash windfall, any liberal poster who wants a copy of the book, if you PM me the address of your nearest Borders or Barnes and Noble in the next 24 hours, and I'll reserve and pay for you a copy.*

Great stuff. First, the ascendency of the republican party after the 1970s is largely tied to race politics.

Second, the movement conservatives, the Federalists, and the "constitution in exile" crowd, not only wants to eliminate the great society, and the New Deal, but their nominal leader and spokesperson (Grover Norquist) actually wants to take the country back to before the modest reforms of Teddy Roosevelt. In other words, back to the guilded age.







*Beer talk. :)
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Admit it...didn't you feel a little attracted to him?
 
TheDanold said:
Looks like he stole the title from Barry Goldwater's "The Conscience of a Conservative".
http://www.amazon.com/Conscience-Co...2387638?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1194869128&sr=8-3

Which fits nicely into what his book is about: stealing. That is what the true conscience of a Liberal is all about!
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This all you got Dano? Krugman fully admitted on cspan that his title was a permutation of goldwater's book. He also went on to state that, unlike goldwater, he actually wrote his book. No ghostwriters.
 
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