The Politico logo The Politico 21 months ago

The full Goolsbee

Goolsbee is a smart economist; unfortunately the guy he works for is an economic ignoramus at best, a populist demagogue at worst. Neither Obama nor Hillary will be able to "bring back" jobs to depressed Ohio or Pennsylvania. Full Article at The Politico

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