Haha, thanks for the back-handed compliment!

But I'm not trolling, not really. I know it bothers people to hear the unvarnished truth, but I'd sooner be the bearer of inconvenient truths than the purveyor of comforting falsehoods.

What I have written is true and verifiable. Macroeconomics is far more complex than people realize, and far more subtle. There is indeed a time for the Keynesian approach, and we are in such a time in Canada.

On the other hand, that time has passed in the US, so the idea of deficit financed economic stimulus in the form of infrastructure investment is sheer folly. The US needs a dose of Hayek and a freeing up of the markets at a time when the government there is getting too hands on.

It's ok to disagree, but for now I'm going to claim the authority on this matter since I see little else here that speaks to sound countervailing economic theory. 

Most disagreements here seem to be based on a dislike of Trudeau rather than anything I'd consider rational.