Democrats and media helpers like Paul Krugman have been weaving a Tea Party eliminationist narrative for years.

As pointed out by James Taranto, it looks like Democrats finally have found an eliminationist narrative they can believe in:

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The attacks on 9/11 separated the real heroes from the fake heroes.

The Fake hero who comforted the grieving and raised a nation’s spirits:

The Fake hero who kept a city together:

The Real Hero who walked barefoot over broken windows:

It seems almost in bad taste to talk about dollars and cents after an act of...

Paul Krugman has a shameful column today, shameful even by Krugman standards.

Is it just me, or are the 9/11 commemorations oddly subdued?

Actually, I don’t think it’s me, and it’s not really that odd.

What happened after 9/11 — and I think even people on the right know this, whether they admit it...

There is no evidence he wrote this headline, but he could have:

Someone created a faux Paul Krugman Google+ account and posted the following:

People on twitter might be joking, but in all seriousness, we would see a bigger boost in spending and hence economic growth if the earthquake had done more damage.

The message sent out on Twitter (now removed) was picked up by ...

Because you are going to see an attempt by Team Obama and its friends in the media to blame the sluggish economy and paltry job growth on the Republican refusal to give Obama a clean debt ceiling increase.

And it already has started, with Paul Krugman claiming...

That’s saying a lot.

Unlike the children who run the Democratic Party, Clinton recognizes that Medicare and other entitlements must be reformed, and that the Democratic Party is harming the country by making “do nothing” the main focus of Democratic Party campaign strategy:

But ABC News was behind the scenes with the Wisconsin Congressman and...

For almost the entire two and one-half years I’ve been blogging I’ve had to put up with Paul Krugman accusing Republicans, conservatives and Tea Party supporters of inciting violence through heated rhetoric over policy differences, particularly Obamacare.

I’ve even started a tag for

Paul Krugman (emphasis mine):

I don’t watch cable news, or actually any kind of TV news. But I gather that there’s a virtual blackout on the huge demonstrations in Wisconsin, except on Fox, which portrays them as thuggish and violent.

What that makes me think of is January-February 2003, when anyone watching cable...

This is a follow up to my earlier post about the findings by a social psychlogist that there is a “statistically impossible” skew in the percentages of social psychologists who self-identify as liberal and conservative, reflecting a pervasive bias against conservatives throughout the social sciences.

Paul Krugman helps us out in understanding...

I posted yesterday about Eric Fuller, who blamed Sarah Palin and others for the Tucson shooting by Jared Loughner.

Now Fuller has been arrested for making a death threat against a local tea party leader:

The meeting room at St. Odilia’s Catholic Church on the city’s northwest side was packed with local dignitaries,...

Obama’s speech at the Tucson memorial was an opportunity thrust upon him, not one of choice.

But the tone of the speech was consistent in many ways with the Obama 2.0 we saw during the lame duck session when Obama struck a tax deal with Republicans.  Coming together to get things done...

I thought Obama’s speech at the memorial for the Tucson shooting victims was a good speech, better in writing than in delivery, which is unusual for him.

The pep rally atmosphere was strange, but I learned long ago that people grieve in their own ways.  And one cannot blame Obama for unsolicited...

Best headline of the day, via The Daily Mail in Britain:

How America’s elite hijacked a massacre to take revenge on Sarah Palin

The substance of the article makes points you have heard before regarding the murderous rampage by Jared Loughner:

Rahm Emanuel, Mr Obama’s former chief of staff and a ­figure compared to...

David Brooks is correct in his overall analysis of the media smear against Sarah Palin and the Tea Party movement:

All of this evidence, which is easily accessible on the Internet, points to the possibility that Loughner may be suffering from a mental illness like schizophrenia….

In short, the evidence before us...