re: #1 Bob Levin

However, I think the Democrats believe that any government spending is good for the economy—such as a library with their name on it.

Why on earth are you saying that, though? To clarify, do you think that the Democrats, and only the Democrats, think any spending— even building the world’s largest ball of twine, is good?

And if so, why do you think this?

They also seem to like to form agencies in charge of the project, rather than letting a private company handle the job, in the same way that Kayser built merchant ships in World War II:

You know that the stimulus that didn’t go to the states mainly went to private companies, right? So where are you getting this from?

This is also true, and the creation of agencies tends to slow the velocity to an extreme nature.

Can you please provide any proof of this, or anything to back it up?

Forgive me, but you appear to simply have just recited a string of talking points with nothing, absolutely nothing, to back them up. It’s disappointing.