The editorial board is notoriously conservative so it's really news that the head of the board,
Paul Gigot, called out "Bagger Economics" -
Paul Gigot, the Wall Street Journal’s editorial page editor, told WSJ Live host and editorial board member Mary Kissel that the Heritage Foundation is misguided in their opposition to the repeal of the medical device tax within the Affordable Care Act. He identified a strain of “economic nonsense” creeping into the consciousness of the right as they become “disoriented” by the failure of the effort to defund or delay the Affordable Care Act.
“There’s a lot of economic nonsense that is creeping into the right as they get to be so disoriented as part of this debate,” Gigot observed.
These are a couple of funnier comments at Mediaite:
The Wall Street Journal is a Soros Marxist front like Media Matters.
Well what do you expect from a left wing rag like the WSJ?
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71 TnsrvedBut it's working, says Erik Loomis.
http://www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/2013/10/how-a-government-shutdown-is-a-win-for-republicans-part-40000
"More broadly, the worse Republicans can make government operate, the more people they can convince that government is worthless and cannot be redeemed and we need to look for other answers. I’d posit that the long-term success of this program is quite evident among sections of the left that sees the government getting in the way of individual rights and turning toward anarchist methods and goals rather than central planning and socialism."
I disagree with Loomis. The real problem is the fucked up software for Obamacare.
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