Doyle McManus says Mitt Romney will not be "pivoting" to the center when it comes to economics.
Paul Krugman:
What should we do to help America’s young? Basically, the opposite of what Mr. Romney and his friends want. We should be expanding student aid, not slashing it. And we should reverse the de facto austerity policies that are holding back the U.S. economy — the unprecedented cutbacks at the state and local level, which have been hitting education especially hard.
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Visual source: Newseum Doyle McManus at The Los Angeles Times analyzes Mitt Romney and says that it looks like he'll never be able to fully win over his party's base: Romney's beginning to look a bit like a Republican version of Duk... Read Post
Visual source: Newseum Paul Krugman in The New York Times: For the past two years most policy makers in Europe and many politicians and pundits in America have been in thrall to a destructive economic doctrine. According to this doc... Read Post
Paul Krugman on Mitt Romney as the "confidence fairy," who believes that optimism will sprout economic growth if he is elected president: In fairness to Mr. Romney, his assertion that electing him would spontaneously spark an econom... Read Post