Having a New York Times column makes Paul Krugman the point man for today’s let’s-spend-our-way-to-prosperity Keynesian economics. And he seems to be growing increasingly defensive about the monetary policy responsible for our never-ending weak economy. He has attacked people interested in gold as having Freudian complexes, won’t acknowledge inflation in the financial markets and has now announced that the U.S. doesn’t have a debt problem. This week Ron Paul and Charles Goyette talk about Krugman’s Konfusion.
