
The bottom line is simple. Austerity has been an immoral failure for the middle class and the poor.

The bottom line is simple. Austerity has been an immoral failure for the middle class and the poor.

The President has fallen into the Republican trap: a false narrative that the biggest crises facing America are our national debt and our budget deficits.

Who are you going to believe? The Nobel Prize winning economist who’s been right about everything for years on end or the people that crashed the economy and made billions off our suffering?

He answered with the blog post ‘The Myth of Reagan’s Miracle.’ Krugman presents graphs that cannot be refuted.

LaPierre thinks Kindergarten teachers should be armed at all times. Krugman says the debt can be dealt with after we get the economy repaired. Yes, it’s clear they’re BOTH lunatics …

Krugman sucks the air out of the room when Republicans are portrayed as reasonable on the debt ceiling.

It’s rare that Jon Stewart ‘screws the pooch,’ as they say, but on Thursday night’s show he apparently did just that, at least if a Nobel Prize winning economist can be believed.

In an effort to keep its audience as uninformed as possible, Fox News finds new ways to kill brain cells.

With Timothy Geithner leaving at the end of January, eyes are now turning to Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman, but will President Obama nominate him?

When Paul Krugman endorses a Ron Paul talking point, you know it is something to pay attention to.

When did the fine art of compromise, the coming to terms with opposing sides, devolve into the realm of the weak? Become ‘caving?’

The paradigm shift of a less centralized media is the only solution to a negligent mainstream media. Luckily that realization is starting to bear fruit.

Progressives have cheered Sen. Saxby Chambliss for discarding Norquist’s pledge, but the GOP has bigger plans in mind: gutting Social Security and Medicare. Not so fast, Senator Bedfellow!

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One candidate at least has a track record and, based on that alone, he has earned the chance to finish the job he started.

Newsweek completes its descent into tabloid by putting on the cover an article by noted fake history author Niall Ferguson.

When the two sides agree on a man’s character, isn’t it time for the rest of the country to listen?

The famed Economist and author levies his sights on the claims about the tax rates given by Willard and his supporters.

The real test is going to be whether Barack Obama can hold off the horde of austerity buffs who want to repeat in America what has already failed in Europe.

On Sunday’s This Week with George Stephanopoulos, it was apparent that the Nobel Prize winning economist, Paul Krugman had done his homework.