All of Them Must Go

The Nation by Naomi Klein | Feb. 9, 2009 (Opinion)

Perhaps the sturdiest thread connecting this global backlash is a rejection of the logic of "extraordinary politics"--the phrase coined by Polish politician Leszek Balcerowicz to describe how, in a crisis, politicians can ignore legislative rules and rush through unpopular "reforms." Full Story »

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by Naomi Isler - Feb. 7, 2009

It notes 'bottom up' rejection of economic policies which people "" see as the cause of their current economic misery. And points to specific examples in quite differently governed countries. But it doesn't reflect the eagerness with which the policies were embraced when they initially led to good times.

It's Newton's third law of politics.