I know I’m always mentioning Keynesian economics and flawed thinking/policy in the same sentiment. So, I wasn’t sure if people were just glossing over such assertions. If you want to witness the thoughts of a Keynesian leftist – here you go.
Youtube: Christian Weller
He almost makes the contrived, convoluted “aggragate” economics of John Keynes seem sensical …. but not really.

Note:  This post was authored by TalonJohn.
This was a civil, polite yet assertive questioning to Fed Chairman Bernanke done by Ron Paul. It was cut short, but what if Obama could answer even this fairly broad questioning – and have an intelligent person ask insightful follow up questions rather than an empty TV personality moving on to the next “hot button” issue or throwing another softball.
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So yeah, I hate that I’ll probably never witness such an exchange.

Note:  This post was authored by TalonJohn.

It’s not his avoidance of Household Employees surtaxes.
It’s not just because he’s a part of Obama’s pathetic kitchen cabinet.
I mean look at him during one of his bumbling, vague, beaurocratic insubstantial public appearences.
His mousy, sniveling back pedaling grants him the dishonor of embodying everything wrong with the growth of big, over-reaching government. Not accountable for anything, and answers for nothing. Obscure yet pervasive.
He, like his executive leader, is a cipher. He stands for nothing, and the American public seems to be falling for …

Note:  This blog post was written by TalonJohn, a member of the BPN Forums.
In short, is based on the ideas of twentieth-century British economist John Maynard Keynes. According to Keynesian economics the state should stimulate economic growth and improve “stability” in the private sector — through, for example, adjusting interest rates and taxation and funding public projects.
Surely, this is perpetuating our flawed, boom/bust economy and is clearly a vessel by which the U.S. can redistribute resources, bolster the military industrial complex – and plainly continue to manipulate our financial livelihoods …

Note from Dan:  This is the first blog post authored by TalonJohn, a regularly contributing member of the BipolarNation.com Forums who will be doing a weekly “rant” for BPN.  This is his third rant, and you can check the others here.

I don’t know if Madison folks are often exposed to this human subgroup so I’ll try to define it as well as I can.
A human sub-phylum characterized by its apparent affluence, worldliness, social affectation and addiction to fashion. Males are characterized by a semi-slovenly appearance (including half-shaven faces), greasy hair, …