Sorry, Rod Dreher: Foundation Is a Poor Model for Political Life
Is Isaac Asimov’s Foundation both a model for how society should be saved and proof that Rod Dreher is right? Not exactly.
Paul Krugman
Stop the Presses: Paul Krugman Read a Book
But the Nobel winner still needs a history lesson.
Paul Krugman Keeps Getting COVID Wrong
Safetyism is the lifeblood of statism, and COVID has given people the excuse they need to normalize endless intrusions.
Good Timing, Krugman!
Days after Paul Krugman declared the ‘inflation panic’ to be over, a Federal Reserve inflation indicator showed the fastest increase since the early 1990s.
Paul Krugman’s Predictable Amnesia
People like Krugman care about legitimacy only when it’s their own party in power. And they bank on you not remembering what they said then.
When Policies Collide
Economists may be able to devise studies that disaggregate the effects of each policy, but a misleading general impression about them will linger.
Paul Krugman’s Epic Summer
Assessing Mr. Krugman’s record on schooling, the economic recovery, and taxation.
Paul Krugman Rejects American Elections, Again
He is still a stopped clock, denying in advance that he will accept any Trump victory as legitimate.
Paul Krugman Is Only an Expert at Selective Fault-Finding
It has been many years since Krugman was a man of nuance, but many of his recent takes have been especially simplistic.
If a Tree Falls and Paul Krugman Does Not Hear . . .
Paul Krugman writes that he has not “heard any Republican complaints about Trump’s huge bailouts for farmers, whose distress is largely the result of his own policies.”