After I decided to write this article, I tried to come up with a word that best describes New York Times economics writer Paul Krugman. Turns out, it wasn’t easy. Sure, Krugman beclowns himself regularly as he lies about the imaginary successes of Joe Biden, but there’s more (less?) to the guy.
Pathetically, it’s almost like the ever-dour Krugman enjoys the humiliation to which he willingly subjects himself. If not, why does he do it so frequently? Dude reminds me of a line in the movie, “As Good As It Gets,” when Greg Kinnear’s character tells Jack Nicholson’s character: “The best thing you have going for you is your willingness to humiliate yourself.” Anyway, enough of that.
Our story begins last Saturday when Krugman fired up X in an attempt to defend Bidenflation — not an easy task. Not only did Krugman give it a shot — he also attempted to compare Biden’s “success” with…
