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Morris Fiorina & Daron Shaw: The Road to (and from?) 2008

The Hoover Institution
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Ahrschkahrte
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Posted: 11.03.08, 09:50 PM
April fools day, Mr. Fiorina?
Mr. Fiorina's contrarian argument is transparently silly. It goes like this: Things are so bad that the next president is likely to screw things up, therefore the democrats should consider ceding the presidency to McCain. By 2012, he will have screwed up things even more so that the democrats can rule for a long time. But why should a democrat be more successful in 2012 after McCain messed up the economy, bankrupted the country, "bombed Iran and things like that"?

For intellectual discourse I'd choose Stephen Colbert over the Hoover Institution any time.
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