Scare in policing the edges of american politics. Today, we will be looking at kind of the rest of the political landscape, beginning to look at what people refer to as the liberal consensus of the and 1950s and work through what 1940s is happening in terms of the main thoroughfare of american politics, possibilities , Political Action and the way , people are thinking about politics in america in the 1940s and 1950s. You had three readings, all of which deal with the idea of political ideology and which share a set of assumptions about the way ideas matter to politics. Today abouthinking how they kind of framed those ideas and this is a transition class where we move from discussing the geopolitics of the cold war and the red scare into discussing what else is happening in america in the 1940s and 1950s. Shall we start with daniel bell, everybodys favorite reading from today . I assume there are very few questions about this one. Yeah . So is he essentially saying that like the politi
The economic problem is much more on the fiscal side. The focus needs to shift on to fiscal stimulus now. More coordinated policy response. An all of the above strategy. It is critically important we do that. Dont bicker and argue about doing payroll taxes or paid family leave, do them all. This is what the market needs to see, fiscal policy makers starting to panic. Markets stop panicking when policymakers start panicking. And starting to appreciate the urgency of the situation. It took until the last few days for that to happen. Here we are now. Jonathan what a week its been. Joining me around the table, collin martin, gregory staples, and michael buchanon. Michael, i want to begin with you. The Silver Lining at the end of a brutal week for many of you out there, i know. Finally, do you start to see the policymaker panic, and should that be were the markets stop panicking . Michael i think thats a real good point. We knew fiscal policy was coming our way, we knew Monetary Policy was
More on the fiscal side. The focus needs to shift on to fiscal stimulus now. More coordinated policy response. An all of the above strategy. It is critically important we do that. Dont bicker and argue about doing payroll taxes or paid family leave, do them all. This is what the market needs to see, fiscal policy makers starting to panic. Markets stop panicking when policymakers start panicking. And starting to appreciate the urgency of the situation. It took until the last few days for that to happen. Here we are now. Jonathan what a week its been. Joining me around the table, collin martin, gregory staples, and michael buchanon. Michael, i want to begin with you. The Silver Lining at the end of a brutal week for many of you out there, i know. Finally, do you start to see the policymaker panic, and should that be were the markets stop panicking . Michael i think thats a real good point. We knew fiscal policy was coming our way, we knew Monetary Policy was coming our way. The two worki
Much. The economic problem is much more on the fiscal side. The focus needs to shift on to fiscal stimulus now. More coordinated policy response. And all of the above strategy. Dont bigger and argue about doing payroll taxes are paid family leave, do them all. What the market need to see is fiscal policy makers starting to panic. Markets stop panicking when policymakers start panicking. The last fewtil days for that to happen. Here we are now. Jonathan what a week its been. The table,around collin martin, gregory staples, and michael began in. Michael, i want to begin with you. The Silver Lining at the end of a brutally for many of you out there . Finally, do you start to see the policymaker panic, and should that be were the markets stop panicking . Michael i think thats a real good point. Coming fiscal policy was under way, we knew Monetary Policy was coming our way. The two working together in a cohesive fashion i think it reassuring to the markets. You are seeing some evidence of t
We all agree it will not do much. The economic problem is much more on the fiscal side. The focus needs to shift on to fiscal stimulus now. More coordinated policy response. An all of the above strategy. It is critically important we do that. Dont bicker and argue about doing payroll taxes or paid family leave, do them all. This is what the market needs to see, fiscal policy makers starting to panic. Markets stop panicking when policymakers start panicking. And starting to appreciate the urgency of the situation. It took until the last few days for that to happen. Here we are now. Jonathan what a week its been. Joining me around the table, collin martin, gregory staples, and michael buchanon. Michael, i want to begin with you. The Silver Lining at the end of a brutal week for many of you out there, i know. Finally, do you start to see the policymaker panic, and should that be were the markets stop panicking . Michael i think thats a real good point. We knew fiscal policy was coming our