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I completely agree with Mr. Kudlow but not sure if his opinion is based on today's facts or just on the same 'theories' that he's been pitching for 30 years.

Kudlow is the same guy that was bullish regarding the stock market only about a month ago (1/9) when the Dow was at 8600; now down nearly 20%. Kudlow is the same guy that was embracing the non-inflation economic data, but ignoring 2 things - 1) the alarming stagnation that they represented; and 2) the nearly guaranteed sudden shift to inflation (which may have already begun) as the Fed will start printing more money for the great stimulus and TARP plans and possibly many others following.

You remain lost in your old days of doing and SAYING things. No matter what the topic is, you continue to make it political on your show. As a Republican, a TRUE Republican with no influence from neocons, I suggest that you make your pitch less political and talk about the current issues and present solutions based on CURRENT assumptions. Maybe you can learn from Paul Craig Roberts, a true supply-sider and a true Republican.
Comment: #1
Posted by: Ali Mogharabi
Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:18 AM
I completely agree with Mr. Kudlow but not sure if his opinion is based on today's facts or just on the same 'theories' that he's been pitching for 30 years.

Kudlow is the same guy that was bullish regarding the stock market only about a month ago (1/9) when the Dow was at 8600; now down nearly 20%. Kudlow is the same guy that was embracing the non-inflation economic data, but ignoring 2 things - 1) the alarming stagnation that they represented; and 2) the nearly guaranteed sudden shift to inflation (which may have already begun) as the Fed will start printing more money for the great stimulus and TARP plans and possibly many others following.

You remain lost in your old days of doing and SAYING things. No matter what the topic is, you continue to make it political on your show. As a Republican, a TRUE Republican with no influence from neocons, I suggest that you make your pitch less political and talk about the current issues and present solutions based on CURRENT assumptions. Maybe you can learn from Paul Craig Roberts, a true supply-sider and a true Republican.
Comment: #2
Posted by: Ali Mogharabi
Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:24 AM
Sir; If the capitalist work ethic came out of protestantism, that does not mean there is anything about it that is ethical... And there is not the first part of it that is ethical... The whole economy is a moral sewer....It robs from people unborn to pay the dead... It divides the whole nation between rich and poor... It perverts the whole political process; and you worry about subsidizing bad behavior??? Any thing that tends to save capitalism from death for even a moment is moral turpitude.... And you, and your like; cheerleading bimbets of capital are the worst of the bunch...Don't worry about anything Mr. Obama does to save capitalism... Until everything is tried the people will not accept that nothing will work....The government has long passed the point of giving mouth to mouth resucitation; and now it is only loving a corpse... Capital is dead, and it is dead around the world... Throw it in a hole and bury it...It is stinking up the place already... And so are you.. Thanks...Sweeney
Comment: #3
Posted by: James A, Sweeney
Mon Feb 23, 2009 11:47 AM
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