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16. Sounds like a think tank sort of guy.

Fri Nov 29, 2024, 01:29 PM

Nov 29

Bitcoin is tulips. Good day to you also.

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The message to Democrats is clear: you must dump neoliberal economics [View all] Passages Nov 29 OP

You had better elect more Democrats Keepthesoulalive Nov 29 #2

You mean like Sinema and Manchin, who gutted BBB? Passages Nov 29 #4

I said democrats Keepthesoulalive Nov 29 #7

Then go run for office Keepthesoulalive Nov 29 #10

Stiglitz is not pissing on anyone. Passages Nov 29 #11

I don't care who is saying it. Keepthesoulalive Nov 29 #12

I don't care about this man. Keepthesoulalive Nov 29 #14

Are you serious? Has he gone to protest? Passages Nov 29 #15

Sounds like a think tank sort of guy. Keepthesoulalive Nov 29 #16

These attacks on "neoliberalism" WSHazel Nov 29 #3

Nonsensical. Passages Nov 29 #5

You don't know what you are talking about Fiendish Thingy Nov 29 #9

Defining anything bad as "neoliberal" is straight out of 1984 WSHazel Nov 30 #19

As I said, neoliberal economics accelerated income inequality Fiendish Thingy Nov 30 #20

I would bet most Trump voters have no clue what "neoliberalism" means Martin Eden Nov 30 #17

I agree a percentage of Americans in general could not explain Passages Nov 30 #18

Was Build Back Better typical of neoliberalism? Martin Eden Nov 30 #21

No, BBB was not representative of neoliberalism. Passages Nov 30 #22