There is No Political Solution to Europe’s Debt Crisis
Europe’s sovereign debt crisis isn’t coming to an end until its political class recognizes that a recession is unavoidable.
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Europe’s sovereign debt crisis isn’t coming to an end until its political class recognizes that a recession is unavoidable.
Even in the face of sovereign default, there are economists and politicians who won’t recognize that the game is up.
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The Texan governor would eliminate entire departments and cap federal spending.
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The Census Bureau’s new system of measuring income inequality makes poverty statistically permanent in America.
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Columnist George Will lambastes the government knows best mentality that seems to define Barack Obama’s government.
The Washington Post can’t believe that the president acted like a normal politician and tries to explain away his posturing.
Steven Chu claims that government was responsible for “all the technologies that led to prosperity in the United States.”