The Conscience of a Liberal, by Paul Krugman

Over the years, the United States has worked hard to implement healthcare reform. Krugman 's "Free Conscience" argues about "New Deal" in the United States. He suggested that the United States is ready for another plan similar to Franklin Roosevelt's plan during the Great Depression. Krugman believes that medical reform should be the main focus of the 2008 election victory. Krugman suggested that the United States should be committed to medical reform.

Paul Krugman's new book, Liberal conscience, was written by Barry Goldwater as "conservative conscience" in 1960. It is conservative. Like the pioneering expression of Goldwater conservatism, Krugman wishes his book to define ideology and promote a new era of politics. "Liberal conscience promises to rebuild the public debate about US policies and become a generation of touch stones." As Krugman can imagine on October 21st. He was disappointed when he read his comments about the book in the New York Times book review. Critics wrote, "It's like Rush Limvost rumors and Michael Moore's movies." "The intense controversy of Krugman may excite believers, but it is not useful for persuading the country to discuss it, an important question." Who wrote this rigorous assessment? David Brooks? Andrew Sullivan?

Economist Paul Krugman wrote in the book "Rich Politics" that the book "Liberal conscience" states that rich control is predominant due to three factors. (Immigrants who are not naturalized with African Americans) are not entitled to vote, the rich funds their favorite political movements, other forms of elections such as "viable, easy and extensive" voting ballot Vote on fraud and intimidate to vote for other party voters

Paul Krugman taught economics at Princeton University and New York University and is writing a column at the New York Times. He received the Nobel Prize in economics in 2008. Krugman is the author of many books and its latest was "to end this melancholy"! (2012) "Inequality faced" is the chapter of his book "Freedom of Conscience" published in 2007. However, besides this, the damage of extreme inequality has caused damage to our society and democracy. Since our establishment in America, our own view has always been a country with no obvious class difference, it was not a perfectly equal and equitable society, but the gap between economic elite and typical citizens can not be overcome It is not. . That is why Thomas Jefferson wrote like this. "A small landowner is the most valuable part of the country." 1 As an assertion, the broad middle class is the country's most valuable part and Jefferson's statement is still true.