Well, another economic advisor is getting ready to jump Captain Ja-Boom Tisch’s ship. What does that make now, four people? Or is it five? All of them curled up in the corner like last Fall’s leaves, wondering if spending another half-trillion dollars, or a trillion dollars, or two trillion dollars would have put the “economy” back on its feet.
Once again, children, Keynesian economics does not work. You have all the evidence that you need to realize that Keynesian economics does not work. Pay attention now. Let me say that again, “Keynesian economics does not work.” You cannot spend yourself into prosperity. Were that true, every Greek would equal Croesus in wealth.
All of those so-called “economists” will return to their tenured academic posts to infect future generations of students with their failed notions of how the world works. It’s too bad that someone doesn’t stop them at the front door and redirect them to the abundant employment opportunities available at Walmart.
Once again, children, Keynesian economics does not work. You have all the evidence that you need to realize that Keynesian economics does not work. Pay attention now. Let me say that again, “Keynesian economics does not work.” You cannot spend yourself into prosperity. Were that true, every Greek would equal Croesus in wealth.
All of those so-called “economists” will return to their tenured academic posts to infect future generations of students with their failed notions of how the world works. It’s too bad that someone doesn’t stop them at the front door and redirect them to the abundant employment opportunities available at Walmart.
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