String of crises has one solution: More regulation
Article by: MIKE MEYERS
StarTribune
February 11, 2012 - 5:34 PM
After months of deceptive prattle from Republican presidential candidates, a central tenet of the party's ideology should be scrapped for all time.
That philosophy can be summed up in one phrase, simple enough for even gun-stroking, Bible-belting, tax-bashing, ACLU-hating, fossil-fuel huggers to understand: Regulation, bad; unbridled capitalism, good.
Take a deep breath, disciples of the misinformed. Let us praise the heavy hand of government. Blessed are the bureaucrats, for they are on the side of Everyman. In their rod and their staff, take comfort.
America suffers not from too much regulation, but from too little.
(More here.)
StarTribune
February 11, 2012 - 5:34 PM
After months of deceptive prattle from Republican presidential candidates, a central tenet of the party's ideology should be scrapped for all time.
That philosophy can be summed up in one phrase, simple enough for even gun-stroking, Bible-belting, tax-bashing, ACLU-hating, fossil-fuel huggers to understand: Regulation, bad; unbridled capitalism, good.
Take a deep breath, disciples of the misinformed. Let us praise the heavy hand of government. Blessed are the bureaucrats, for they are on the side of Everyman. In their rod and their staff, take comfort.
America suffers not from too much regulation, but from too little.
(More here.)
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