Kling Vindication

Robert S. Porter | Culture, Racism | Sunday, February 15th, 2009

The Heritage Foundation has now updated its coverage with a transcript of Arnold Kling’s comments:

I think about what’s going on as an economist but I feel it as a father. My wife and I have three daughters between the ages of 19 and 25. And when I see what’s being done to their future I’m really angry. Back in September when they were talking about taking $700 billion dollars to unclog the financial system I wanted to yank Henry Paulson out of the TV screen and say to him: “Keep your hands off my daughter’s future.” But he got away with it. For me it felt like sitting there watching my home being ransacked by a gang of thugs. And now we’ve got a new gang of thugs and they are doing the same thing. So that’s how I feel, now back to how I think.

If that’s still racist, then I give up.

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