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Posted by Manfred Ostrowski - via Paul Krugman, Arianna Huffington, Dave Winer, New York Times (Most Emailed), Google News (Obama Administration), New York Times (Opinion), Memeorandum
This opinion piece of professor Krugman says that the Americans will see in November whether a majority is yet fully awake to what is happening.
Future rests not with what experts say but in the youth of the country, and this planet. I hope they do not loose youthful idealism to greed.
The article focused on one key issue and moved through a expertly sequenced argumentation, All claims were backed up by facts. The author used facts that are not widely known and pointed out logical fallacies.
Krugman gets to the guts of the economic politics of the big republican lie that they are trying to propagate for Mr. RawMoney.
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Krugman is fantastic and well-informed. My only concern with him is that he does not acknowledge competing viewpoints at all - he simply dismisses them out of hand without even remotely examining the real reasoning behind it. However, that's more of a general complaint, and not specific to this article.
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