Kozo Yamamoto, a new member of the cabinet of Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, made a statement on his first day that should give you an idea of just completely conventional neoclassical economics have failed.
Yesterday morning I saw this headline.
Anti-transgender discrimination is being defended in a couple of legal actions.
A federal judge in Detroit hears arguments today in the case of transgender funeral director Aimee Stevens against Harris Funeral Homes brought by the EEOC.
The most damning part of this essay is in the second half - it's OLD NEWS now. ABC News apparently got a Clinton appointee removed from a State Department committee on nukes for which his qualifications were that he is a donor to Clinton campaigns and Foundation.
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As of today, I'm almost there with the fringers who say that Trump is a stalking horse. A bowling pin. A willing patsy. That he's "in on the play", taking a fall for Her Royal Heinous. Today (almost) put me in that column.
First allow me to jog your memory.
Back in February, President Obama said this:
I'm no fan of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but at the same time I also recognize the strategic position Turkey occupies in the world. Erdogan is a dictator, but at the same time you don't destroy relations with a NATO ally for vague and mysterious reasons.
Yet, that appears to be exactly where things are heading.
