Paul Krugman: Obama Has 'Largely Accepted Conservative View Of The World'

"It's a big bill - there are strengths and weaknesses."

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It's a bill that was written to benefit the aristocracy of the US; not the poor or middle classes.  And it does not fix the problems that the poor and middle classes put Obama and Democrats into power to fix.  It was written for the benefit of the very very very very successful, the top 1-2 percent, with a miniscule number of the rest benefitting if they manage to hit a medical 'lottery' of sorts, if a confluence of factors happen to ignite over their coordinates on the globe.  

Even the people that it was written for, where the line was drawn, those people are going to have to pr@y like h3ll that their gamble for selling out (so cheaply and against their fellow human beings in the Democratic Party) pays off.  And they'd better hope and pr@y that their own financial circumstances don't change.  People like Jonathan Alter (see here and here and here) and David Axelrod (see here).  Guys like these are why Republicans are able to bust unions.  'Divide and conquer'-tactics were invented because of them.  They will not be recognized for humanitarian good deeds in this life, nor will they be honored in any 'Humanitarian Hall of Fame'.  These are men who are desperately out for themselves, run by scarcity and their own fears, and ought to be pitied.  

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