Matt Stoller rebuts his critics

[ProSense]

25. Wrong

"Past a point, 'failed policies, including the lack of oversight' is structural failure."

There is nothing wrong with the structure of the FDIC. Regulators who turn a blind eye to enforcement is a people failure. Of course, it may be endemic of structural failures elsewhere, as in money in politics, but it's not a structural failure of the FDIC.

By that logic, past failure to enforce under the NLRB would be considered a structural failure of the NLRB.

"As for the Paleocon welfare economics and some of his social policy, neither Stoller nor GG endorse Paul. So, why do you continue to post stuff that makes it seem that they do, unless you are simply confused?"

Yeah, my continuing to post stuff is why Stoller continues to write stuff, right?

You may want to ignore his writing, but I choose not to. Is that OK?