2016 Postmortem

Wilms

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7. Good job, Bernie!

Reply to DemocratSinceBirth (Original post)

Tue Jul 14, 2015, 01:02 PM

Jul 2015

You have Clinton's attention!

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Joe Stiglitz Gives Thumbs Up To Clinton's Economic Plan [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 OP

We have been assured that the GOP Congress will not work with any Democratic president. So moot. djean111 Jul 2015 #1

And it likely is. But didn't you just respond to me under another OP that you call Hillary a 3rd stevenleser Jul 2015 #3

Yes. Yes I did. I do not take campaign blather to heart. Anyone who needed 200 djean111 Jul 2015 #11

So the Nobel Laureate here is stupid for liking her economic positions 'cause its "campaign blather" stevenleser Jul 2015 #17

She only has one economic adviser. JaneyVee Jul 2015 #18

Just her campaign blather? Or all of those campaigning? Jakes Progress Jul 2015 #44

I do not listen to ANY speeches any more. Or check out the demographics of those attending. djean111 Jul 2015 #45

Wouldn't that make the former Nobel Prize winning economist a 3rd Wayer by inference? DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #16

I think I'm sentient. rogerashton Jul 2015 #24

Are/were there many Nobel Prize winning economists to the left of Joe? DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #28

That's your judgment. rogerashton Jul 2015 #33

Are you an Economics Professor? DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #37

Hillary can possibly lead to a Dem takeover in the Senate. JaneyVee Jul 2015 #10

Uh oh. The bottom of the bus is getting kinda crowded. Is there really gonna be room for Stiglitz? DanTex Jul 2015 #2

I thought the Nobel Prize winning economist is a rock star around here./nt DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #19

I thought so too... quickesst Jul 2015 #39

Would you say his fall from grace here has been precipitous?/nt DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #50

For many..... quickesst Jul 2015 #55

He's a rock star -- only when he's helping to bash Obama. Hoyt Jul 2015 #53

You got it, Hoyt! Cha Jul 2015 #61

Well, his days of fame seem numbered now: freshwest Jul 2015 #49

Now that is going to hurt! sheshe2 Jul 2015 #62

+1 Jamaal510 Jul 2015 #65

Yes, I knew that one but forgot it. Thanks for the link! Yes, they're both conventional leaders. n/t freshwest Jul 2015 #66

That is a strong recommendation Gothmog Jul 2015 #4

Indeed MoonRiver Jul 2015 #6

I will rely on the judgment of the Nobel Prize winning economist and not the judgment... DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #8

First thing that came to my mind is this probably has someone screaming at their boston bean Jul 2015 #5

There is a lot of cognitive dissonance today among the Hillary and Obama critics. stevenleser Jul 2015 #9

Good job, Bernie! Wilms Jul 2015 #7

Why haven't any Nobel Prize winning economists embraced Senator Sanders' positions ? DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #13

Well, he did say that Bernie had the most progressive agenda and that he hopes that pressure is put Luminous Animal Jul 2015 #25

Thank you for posting that. It seems Madame Secretary has taking his wise counsel to heart. DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #31

...! KoKo Jul 2015 #36

Here you are: rogerashton Jul 2015 #27

It seems imprudent to cite retroactive endorsements./nt DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #30

Imprudent? rogerashton Jul 2015 #35

What is the old saw from Keynes? DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #38

And which Stiglitz was hoping for. Luminous Animal Jul 2015 #32

Bernie "has been most articulate over a longer period of time" than Hillary. Maedhros Jul 2015 #34

Good endorsement. KNR! JaneyVee Jul 2015 #12

I really like the way she is rolling out her agenda.... Walk away Jul 2015 #14

It is a very linear approach to the campaign. DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #20

I really like it. It makes everyone else look sort of desperate... Walk away Jul 2015 #23

As mentioned many times before, GOP "Fs" up America Iliyah Jul 2015 #15

HRC should make Joe Stiglitz Secretary Of The Treasury/nt DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #21

But she won't BrotherIvan Jul 2015 #22

Joe was chairman of the CEA under another Clinton rogerashton Jul 2015 #29

Stiglitz would need a cabinet position, not an honorary title if Clinton is serious about this JDPriestly Jul 2015 #41

"But look at Bill Clinton's term. He cut aid to poor mothers." DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #46

That was before the real damage that NAFTA (a bill he signed) took its toll. JDPriestly Jul 2015 #47

Bill Clinton presided over the longest economic expansion in the history of the republic DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #48

Excellent point ismnotwasm Jul 2015 #59

Most objective analysis was very positive about it still_one Jul 2015 #26

Will Hillary appoint Stiglitz as Secretary of the Treasury or Secretary of Commerce? JDPriestly Jul 2015 #40

That's good! ananda Jul 2015 #42

Hillary has done her homework. Laser102 Jul 2015 #43

So, this must be bad! shenmue Jul 2015 #51

He liked her language anyway whatchamacallit Jul 2015 #52

Kick & highly recommended! William769 Jul 2015 #54

Key word: "began" to offer... polichick Jul 2015 #56

Clinton utilized information from the meetings she had with him and then used it in parts Jefferson23 Jul 2015 #57

Hillary has surrounded herself with professionals, she has delivered some of her business plan as Thinkingabout Jul 2015 #58

That's a remarkable endorsement. But honestly, I'm here for the Shirley, Britta and Annie pic Number23 Jul 2015 #60

Lol~ sheshe2 Jul 2015 #63

KnR sheshe2 Jul 2015 #64

... DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #68

Awww snap, that one's good too! Number23 Jul 2015 #70

I like this one too.... DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #71

Stiglitz likes Hillary's Economic Message.. Well how about that! Is he one of those Cha Jul 2015 #67

Anyone got a TLDR of her plan? Specifics requested. grahamhgreen Jul 2015 #69