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This article is the first piece in a three-article series that will talk about China’s malevolent expansionary plans under the garb of its much touted and
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Maybe the point of the plan is to depress economic growth to set up the republican party for 2012 so people will be angry with president obama and maybe elect a republican. so i think this should be a huge deal. >> for all of the admitted stupidity and distraction in our politics, there is a big salient empirical question at the heart of it, which is should we try to help the economy by cutting spending a lot? do you think we've actually been having an empirical discussion about that? a quantitative factual conversation about the answer to that question. >> oh, no, not even close. it's as if t...
Plan. maybe the point of the plan is to depress economic growth to set up the republican party for 2012 so people will be angry with president obama and maybe elect a republican. so i think this should be a huge deal. >> for all of the admitted stupidity and distraction in our politics, there is a big salient empirical question at the heart of it, which is should we try to help the economy by cutting spending a lot? do you think we've actually been having an empirical discussion about that? a quantitative factual conversation about the answer to that question. >> oh, no, not even close. it's ...
2012 so people will be angry with president obama and maybe elect a republican. so i think this should be a huge deal. >> for all of the admitted stupidity and distraction in our politics, there is a big salient empirical question at the heart of it, which is should we try to help the economy by cutting spending a lot? do you think we've actually been having an empirical discussion about that? a quantitative factual conversation about the answer to that question. >> oh, no, not even close. it's as if there are two dimensions. there's a real world of people and events and facts and then there's...