Max Borders at Fee.org tells us:

"In making Voodoo Dolls, you don’t always have to pick on a specific person. You can go for a worldview. Salon has given libertarianism a lot of flak, of course. But now they’re going for an even bigger boogeyman, because the idea is to paint as many people as you can with the same tarbrush."

"No one who calls herself a political science professor should have earned her letters without having read public choice theory. No, it’s time to admit that all progressive attempts to stitch together old scraps of socialism with markets will create perverse effects and corruption of one form or another."

In his recent article, Neoliberalism: Making a Boogeyman Out of a Buzzword, he puts it all in perspective with his post about Berkley's Wendy Brown's interview in Salon, and you can read the entire article here…

Demonising to distract is becoming an art form.