Bill Foster actually said...

"I think one of the reasons that we have a lot of--both parties talking past each other in a lot of these things and often coming up with imaginary scenarios of what might have happen."

"Grown-up substantive discussions with the Congress about which theories the Fed is supplying, what the alternatives are, who the winners and losers may be, and what the implications for political econ..."

"But I think when I look at the debate over monetary policy, the big problem is that we are not looking enough at the distributional consequences of this."

"I think it's important that we look this dragon in the eye and make sure that all Members of Congress who claim that they support science speak up at times when science funding is at this kind of thre..."