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Bright Pebbles,
Huddo is an old lefty from way back but he is also anti neoliberal, which is the current economic ideology, which has got us into this mess. He has made tremendous strides in analysing what went wrong with the credit casino led by the banks and this is one of the best I've seen.
Re. Keynes, note he quotes the earlier one, not the General Theory one. Real experts would follow the advice that John Maynard Keynes gave in the 1920s regarding German reparations and Inter-Ally debts. It is better to wipe out bad debts than to try to pay creditors at the cost of reducing capital formation, living standards and public spending on education, health care and other basic infrastructure. A wise government would subordinate the financial sector to promote economic growth, capital formation and rising living standards.
In other words, let the banks and their creditors go bust. Why should ordinary people such as in Ireland suffer because of the sins of the plutocrats?
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Blankley is right and what is ironic is that the boomers, who led the country to an unforced defeat in VietNam will now lead it to victory over progressivism, the New Deal and the Great Society.
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Occasionally, we get it wrong and make bad choices in our elections only to correct that mistake down the road. America is a miracle--not one of the politicians but of its people.
Merry Christmas, and, pray God, continue to Bless America.
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