For over a year I've been asking people for scientific peer reviewed economic papers which justify Bush's economic policies and so far no one has been able to come up with any. Now you seem to be saying it's not necessary by denigrating economics as a science.
There are plenty of scientific articles in economics and the consensus is Bush's policies are a load of rubbish. I'd like to see the other side of the story, but all there seems to be is ideology, fudging facts, and silly theories that are already discredited.
Scientific socialism isn't the issue here, the issue is Bush as he's the president. I think he's either a crank or the tax cuts are nonsense designed to pay off campaign contributors. You say they are sound economic policy. So I say if they are so sound why isn't the mainstream economic community supporting them?
I don't want to hear the nonscientific arguments, I want to see where proper experts support them, or an admission they don't.
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so where are the emperor's clothes
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- Democrats losing? It's because the voters are stupid, of course.
- The Republicans should NOT consider the 2004 elections "in the bag" just yet. As Yogi Berra said, "It ain't over 'til it's over." (n/t)
- Very good advice. (n/t)
- so you therefore think the Democrats are stupid themselves
- As Will Rogers said, "Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects."
- willful ignorance sounds a lot like stupid to me
- The willfully ignorant are stupid, IMO
- re: willful ignorance
- economics is brain surgery
- No. It isn't.
- In your dreams
- Not worth the effort, Larry.
- no longer joined at the hip
- economics is brain surgery
- willful ignorance sounds a lot like stupid to me
- I think they are mistaken, not stupid
- As Will Rogers said, "Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects."
- Live near Cambridge, MA, Harvard Univ - we get this attitude all the time (n/t)
- That's only one step removed from the mindset...
- Tim Blair comments
- Five words: "Un be leave a bull"...it's always a thrill to see such staggering arrogance in action (n/t)
- You prefer it coming from Republicans?
- The Republicans should NOT consider the 2004 elections "in the bag" just yet. As Yogi Berra said, "It ain't over 'til it's over." (n/t)
