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‘The austerity agenda is winning’

December 13, 2013December 19, 2013 ~ susie

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Krugman on the budget deal.

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  1. Ron says:
    December 13, 2013 at 6:34 pm

    The destruction of democracy agenda, you mean. Reason and facts were never in it. The 1% got in just the position for which they’ve been campaigning some 70 years. With factual media co-opted, Congress bought and paid for, the Supreme Court absolutely stuffed with radical fascists on their payroll as well, reality never stood a chance. The suckers got their hateful egos stroked for so long that now no amount of suffering will make them rethink their idiotic support. I’m afraid even food riots and firebombs will not halt the dark age descending on mankind.

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