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Paul Krugman has a terrific column in today's NY Times. He gives a good rundown on the last several decades of deregulation mania that has led to one economic disaster after another. And then he goes on to talk about how it is so difficult to fix this problem when dealing with a Republican Party (and Blue Dog Democrats) who live in a Bizzaro alternate universe. Talk to conservatives about the financial crisis and you enter an alternative, ...
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