More dodging.

You can look at Canada as another data point, where they also used deficit spending to avoid worst of the recession.

Sure, excessive deficit spending can cause a number of well-known problems. I am not denying potential for these exists.

What right got wrong is that they looked at these potential problems and decided to go with exactly opposite approach, that approach simply does not work. Theory is nice and all, but it has no empirical backing.

Cite one example in recent history where a country managed to cut spending its way out of a recession.

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