Yes. And it shows in undeniable fashion how much better Conservative economic policies are to Leftist ones. And I think THAT is why Lefties hate Milei so much–he has proved them wrong, and it is just no longer deniable.
Despite these warnings, Milei delivered his “shock therapy” plan in the first few months of his presidency. Tens of thousands of state workers were cut as were more than half of government ministries, including the Ministry of Culture, as well as the Ministries of Labor, Social Development, Health, and Education (which Milei dubbed “the Ministry of Indoctrination”). Numerous government subsidies were eliminated, and the value of the peso was cut in half.
… Contrary to the dire predictions, the results of Milei’s policies have been better than even many of his supporters had dared hope.
The unquestionable FACT is that Lefty, Keynesian policies are just total crapola. They don’t work. In fact, they make things worse. The simple reality is that you can’t spin gold from straw, no matter how hard Keynesians “spin.”
Yet Adam Smith once noted that the formula for prosperity is surprisingly simple, and it doesn’t contain government “stimulus”: just “peace, easy taxes, and a tolerable administration of justice.”
Why does Argentina get a Milei and we don’t? It’s just not fair! <stomps foot>