Tuesday, February 15, 2005
Marxist Krugman: Left Wing Stupidity Reigns Supreme
Paul Krugman, who pens a column for The New York Times but instead should be wiring for The Daily Worker or some other Communist rag, explains in this (putrid) note all about how Howard Dean is not really a liberal, but is in fact a centrist:
The Fighting Moderates
According to Slugman, er, Krugman, anyone to the right of Karl Marx and Kim Jong-Il is a "right wing radical."
This is why The New York Times is no longer "the paper of record." It is now a paper which people use to line their birdcages, and only if their birds can stand the bad leftwing smell coming off it.
Paul Krugman, who pens a column for The New York Times but instead should be wiring for The Daily Worker or some other Communist rag, explains in this (putrid) note all about how Howard Dean is not really a liberal, but is in fact a centrist:
The Fighting Moderates
Mr. Dean is squarely in the center of his party on issues like health care and national defense. Instead, Mr. Dean's political rejuvenation reflects the new ascendancy within the party of fighting moderates, the Democrats who believe that they must defend their principles aggressively against the right-wing radicals who have taken over Congress and the White House.
According to Slugman, er, Krugman, anyone to the right of Karl Marx and Kim Jong-Il is a "right wing radical."
This is why The New York Times is no longer "the paper of record." It is now a paper which people use to line their birdcages, and only if their birds can stand the bad leftwing smell coming off it.
