Ben Swann: History Of Bernanke's QE Failures

Outstanding stuff.

The latest Reality Check with the anti-Keynesian reporter Ben Swann.  No word yet if Swann has secured an interview with Paul Krugman.  We suggest Tokyo as the location, given Japan's 2-decade long descent into Keynesian wonderland, a place global deficit hawks might call hell on earth, but Krugman considers a spending utopia.

Related:

Ben Swann Asks Obama: 'How Do You Justify A Kill List?'

Comments

[S. Gompers]

Ben is great, proud to call him a local boy.

[LiberatedCitizen]

It would be amusing to watch krugman glowing in the dark later but I like Ben Swann and I feel bad enough for the Japanese people without wishing krugman on them.


China and Japan Lead Foreign Buying of U.S. Treasury Debt in July

Read more: China and Japan Lead Foreign Buying of U.S. Treasury Debt in July - 24/7 Wall St. http://247wallst.com/2012/09/18/china-and-japan-lead-foreign-buying-of-u-s-treasury-debt-in-july/#ixzz27RGDWJvu

[DailyBail]

Santelli: "Whatever The Fed Says, I'm Not Buying It"

http://dailybail.com/home/santelli-whatever-the-fed-says-im-not-buying-it.html

[DailyBail]

With 19 States Deprived of Exit Polls, the Blind are Even Blinder

http://truth-out.org/buzzflash/commentary/item/17563-with-19-states-deprived-of-exit-polls-the-blind-are-even-blinder

So the announcement that this November the media consortium known as the National Election Pool (NEP) has canceled all exit polling in 19 states comes as a blow to "academic analysts" and election forensics experts alike. The non-exit poll states are AK, AR, DE, DC, GA, HI, ID, KY, LA, NE, ND, OK, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, WV, WY. Of course all these states are noncompetitive, solid reds or blues (with the exception of a Senate race or two) so what's the problem??

[Backgammon]

Your Pal Dimon in Washington Post this AM. Comments better than article

The financial gospel according to Jamie Dimon
The leader of the nation’s largest bank was true to form speaking at a Council on Foreign Relations event on Wednesday.
( by Danielle Douglas , The Washington Post)