| | Yes, exactly. Look at the liberals with today's bad figures on unemployment - going up to 9.2%. They are calling for more stimulus spending. Look at what they are talking about doing to fix the housing problem - they are calling from making housing more affordable and preventing foreclosures.
They create problems, propose solutions, ignore the problems caused by the solution, claim that the solution hasn't worked, yet, because we need more of it, blame someone else for that (preferably someone who disagrees with their solutions, calling their resistance to more of the same as the problem), propose more of the solution, and like Fred likes to say, "lather, rinse, and repeat."
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Survival in the market often requires recognizing mistakes and changing course, while survival in politics often requires denying mistakes, continuing the current policies, and blaming the bad policies on others.
