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I would have more respect for the E Communist if they admitted all the dumb policies they supported for the last 20 years
I won't renew my subscription regardless
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I would have more respect for the E Communist if they admitted all the dumb policies they supported for the last 20 years
I won't renew my subscription regardless
What's The Economist supposed to do, admit all the dumb bullshit they've supported for decades is dumb bullshit?
The point about lobbying is interesting, mostly because my understanding is that there are far fewer lobbyists in DC now than there were pre-Trump because he gutted so much of the administrative state that used to deliver favors for special interests.
I share the disdain for erratic and arbitrary policies. Why no mention of all the arbitrary and erratic regulation that Trump has stopped enforcing? Do the authors think that's irrelevant to how the economy is performing?