As we look around two years after the end of the recession in mid-2009, we find a still grim economic landscape, with unemployment statistics stuck in the doldrums and hardly a hopeful sign of improvement. Gross domestic product growth is ever so slow. Why is this happening?
The easy-to-prove answers that rush to mind are 1) big government and 2) interventionist politics at the Federal level.
Our Republican readers may naturally want to blame Democrats. However, the facts say that both parties are to blame. They have both worked to increase government intervention. Since 2000, both the Bush and . . .
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