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\n\t* Disney's theme parks are a monument to capitalism as it existed when Walt Disney envisioned Disneyland
\n\t* The Hall of Presidents, however manages to honor presidents who supported big government over the free market
\n\t* The choice of presidents demonstrates revisionist history that supports the liberal, big-government narrative
\n\t* Whenever you expand government you contract liberty
\n\t* The Dow ended the week down 279 points; NASDAQ down 75
\n\t* The search is on for excuses but the real issue is not global causes but U.S. economic performance
\n\t* Housing Starts and Permits were way below estimates
\n\t* Jobless claims were higher than expected
\n\t* Leading Economic Indicators weaker than expected this month after last month's downward revision
\n\t* Core CPI came in twice expectations, but described as "better than expected"
\n\t* The dollar had a very weak week; Canadian dollar had strongest week in years, with a possible rally going forward
\n\t* Weakness in Stock Market, continuing weak economic data makes June rate hike less and less likely in the minds of traders
\n\t* The most prominent poster boy for the myth of the U.S. economic recovery, Paul Krugman, recently published an article claiming victory for U.S. Keynesian economic policy
\n\t* Krugman claims U.S. is performing better than Europe due to Keynesian policies
\n\t* Perception is not reality: the U.S. is not doing as well as Krugman would have us believe
\n\t* Krugman references an article by Germany Finance Minister Wolfgang Shauble, criticizing him for rejecting macroeconomics
\n\t* Macroeconomics IS B.S. and should be rejected
\n\t* Krugman infers that Europe's woes are the result of rejecting Keynesianism
\n\t* Shauble warns against going for the "quick fix" of Keynesian policies
\n\t* Germany understands that austerity, rather than debt, is the answer
\n\t* Krugman believes we should continue to create bubbles through stimulus and debt
\n\t* It will be interesting to see what Krugman says when the U.S. economy slips back to recession as Europe grows
\n\t* Europe's approach was not perfect, but it is better than the politically expedient solution championed by Krugman
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