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Paul Krugman's Blog Is Getting Weird

Ray Gustini 248 Views Oct 19, 2010
In print, New York Times columnist Paul Krugman is sobering, serious, and wonky. On his Times blog, he's a jokester. And a guy who makes fun of names that are tough to spell. And a movie critic. And--occasionally--someone who is very, very angry at people who aren't nice to him. In other words, he's like every other blogger on the planet. For your reading pleasure, a sampling of Krugman's least on-topic posts from the past three months:
























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