Read this. Then point out each of the 277 errors I was able to note in the first five paragraphs alone. And yes, this will count toward your final grade.
November 12, 2010
"The Three Biggest Myths About Tax Cuts and the Budget Deficit"
From the Heritage Foundation, published in June of this year. I’ll let you review the myths yourselves — nothing noted will surprise most of you, I don’t think — but I do want to note this particular bit, as it reinforces an earlier post of mine today: Having established that spending is causing the expanding long-term budget deficits, the next question is how to fix that problem. Lawmakers seeking deficit
Question: "Why are only conservative candidates are cast as 'extreme'?"
Answer: Oh. Like you don’t already know… (h/t TerryH)
Not so sanguine
our little Harsanyi isn’t. And can you blame him? Substantive reform is going to take real political bravery, coupled with being able to convince voters that until they rid us the government of enough statists who promise unsustainable “benefits”, much of what needs to happen — for instance, an insistence on a total restructuring of the tax system and an end to the progressive income tax; the attenuation of fourth-estate