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Son of The Capital Commerce Debate

Friday, April 13, 2007 | 10:00 AM

Over at US News & World Report, the debate rages on. We are now up to part 4. Its shaping up as a battle between logic and rhetoric. Part 5 is up tonight.

Round 4: A Disingenuous Look at the Hard Facts vs Job Growth Is Weak, Savings Are Nil, and Debt Is Soaring

Round 3: Bears Can't Explain Why Housing Hasn't Tanked the Economy vs The Numbers Are Clear, and the Economy Has Slowed

Round 2: Don’t Worry–Be Happy vs Worry a Lot–Housing Will Hurt the Economy>

Round 1: The Bullish versus Bearish Economic View

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Luskin writes: "The fact remains there is no data source comparable to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, or the Federal Reserve..."

And I concur: it's very hard to be bigger liars than the 21st Century American government!! They really are in a class by themselves, on so many levels.

Posted by: John | Apr 13, 2007 10:53:44 AM

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