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Friday, February 25, 2005

Krugman: Remember Frank

Paul Krugman's column today notes that Republicans are back at work with the tactics Thomas Frank described in What's the Matter with Kansas? - specifically trying to sell their small government, elitist economic policies by conflating them with conservative social stances like anti gay marriage and support of the troops.

The Republican party used to have actual devotion to a cause. Today's Republicans are just interested in perpetuating their own aristocracy.

posted by CB @ 3:23 PM

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