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'''Paul Craig Roberts''' is an economist and syndicated columnist. He is a former Asssistant Secretary of the Treasury in the [[Reagan]] Administration. and is considered the "Father of [[Reagonomics]]". | '''Paul Craig Roberts''' is an economist and syndicated columnist. He is a former Asssistant Secretary of the Treasury in the [[Reagan]] Administration. and is considered the "Father of [[Reagonomics]]". | ||
| − | He has been very critical of the economic policies of the [[Bush Administration]] and also of it's handling of foreign policy. He strongly opposed the 2003 invasion of [[Iraq]]. Roberts believes that the Bush Administration has severely weakened America during | + | He has been very critical of the economic policies of the [[Bush Administration]] and also of it's handling of foreign policy. He strongly opposed the 2003 invasion of [[Iraq]]. Roberts believes that the Bush Administration has severely weakened America during its time in office. He has stated that the end of the "US Empire" is now inevitable.[http://www.vdare.com/roberts/071015_iraq.htm] |
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Revision as of 13:51, April 3, 2009
Paul Craig Roberts is an economist and syndicated columnist. He is a former Asssistant Secretary of the Treasury in the Reagan Administration. and is considered the "Father of Reagonomics".
He has been very critical of the economic policies of the Bush Administration and also of it's handling of foreign policy. He strongly opposed the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Roberts believes that the Bush Administration has severely weakened America during its time in office. He has stated that the end of the "US Empire" is now inevitable.[1]