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May 18, 2006

YOYO vs. WITT

Good interview on AlterNet with Jared Bernstein, author of All Together Now: Common Sense for a Fair Economy.

Jared Bernstein is the conscience of the American economy.... [H]e advocates an increase of government involvement in American life: primarily our economic lives. Given the public's current low expectations for government effectiveness, it sounds like a leap of faith. Bernstein says it's a leap well worth taking. Government, he says, is the only institution that can enable us to meet the challenges of health care, globalization and rampant economic inequality.

A strong country puts people's needs before corporate profits, he says. In order to make that happen we have to ditch what he calls the Bush administration's YOYO philosophy ("you're on your own") and replace it with a kinder, gentler alternative: WITT ("we're in this together").

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