>July 23, 2000 / New York TIMES
>RECKONINGS / By PAUL KRUGMAN<
In this column, PK turns to consider Ralph Nader, whose presidential candidacy he's been ignoring all along. (For example, when discussing Social Security, only Bush and Gore's opinions are deemed relevant.) I don't quite understand why PK's expertise in economics is needed to do hatchet-jobs on someone's personality, but PK's employers seem to think it's helpful.
Paul Krugman informs me that this sounds conspiratorial, as if he takes orders from the editorial board of the NY TIMES.
I apologize, especially since I hate conspiracy theory (it's a mind-killer). PK does not take orders from the editors. Rather, it's a mutually-beneficial deal between him and the TIMES. They like his political perspective and he likes theirs.
Jim Devine jdevine@xxxxxxx & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
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