It is March of 2013 and Paul Krugman is going on about the Iraq War again: Remembering the anniversary of the start of the Iraq War is all fine and dandy -even if for some reason you can’t remember Libya or a President that has done more to destroy civil liberties than any American since FDR. But it is another war we are more concerned with. And that is Mr. Krugman’s war against the middle class. That is his war on the value of our labor. That is his war on the value of our savings. That is his war on any measures allowing us to maintain a greater say-so over our welfare than the planner baron’s have. And this is no accident. A strong middle class means no need for a tubby little statist that can seem to remember everything about history except for the part where his economic totalitarianism failed every time it was tried.
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