This story reveals that some detective work has found a link between an official of the Democratic Party of Michigan, and the successful petition drive that put the Tea Party on the Michigan ballot. The story also reveals that the party’s nominees, so far at least, are not making themselves available to the press. Thanks to Babette Hogan for the link.
The Failure of Big Government
Depression, War, and Cold War:
Challenging the Myths of Conflict and Prosperity
By Robert Higgs
Paperback
ISBN 978-1-59813-029-4
304 Pages
Hardcover
ISBN 978-0-19518-292-7
244 Pages
14 Figures
15 Tables
6 x 9 Inches
(Read Book Summary)
In Depression, War, and Cold War, the sequel to his acclaimed classic Crisis and Leviathan, Robert Higgs sheds pioneering light on important questions:
What accounts for the extraordinary duration of the Great Depression? What about “wartime prosperity” and whether World War II “got the economy out of the depression”?
How did the postwar military economy alter the business cycle?
Higgs offers a powerful, solidly grounded interpretation of the U.S. economy from the early-1930s to the end of the Cold War, and refutes many popular ideas resting in Keynesian economic fallacies about the Great Depression, the New Deal, and postwar America still so pervasive today.
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It seems to me that since Nader in 2000, the two major parties have really caught on to the idea of using minor party candidates on the political spectrum closer to their major party opponent as a campaign weapon. No doubt this has gone on before, but it seems to be getting more wise use; MI Tea Party and the TX Green Party.