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The New Deal was the crowning achievement of former Democrat President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s tenure and was credited with being a major factor in carrying America through the Great Depression and World War II. It was the introduction of the “big government” solution to the nation’s financial troubles, and Democrats have been trying to reinvent FDR’s publicly popular plan ever since. Now, President Biden and his administration believe the coronavirus pandemic and all the social and economic ills it has wrought has presented them with a golden opportunity to replicate...

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You're going to drag us all down because you bothered to listen to ted cruz? i mean, it's really getting quite despicable. and i just put up a post a couple minutes ago, mark zani, the examiconomist -- >> you can tell us about that, because i'm going to come to that. >> good. >> professor dyson, nancy pelosi asked the question this morning, why are the republicans doing this to the american people? what for? what can they point to that they have won? is a delay on the medical device tax worth plunging the nation into default for? they were reportedly singing amazing grace at the house republic...

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Next few weeks, couple months on what policymakers do here and in europe. sknchts just quickly mark, i just want to clarify, the 200,000 jobs that we would need to grow every month would get us what in terms of the unemployment rate? because i just always think these things in terms of political, as well. political terms. you know, 8%, 8.5%. how would we get to a number like that by november 2012 in terms of what would would he need per month job growth? >> to get to 8, 8.5% by november 2012, we would need 250,000 per month, probably a few months of 300 k to get there. something like that. >> ...