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TIME MAGAZINE'S PERSONS OF THE YEAR ARE DESTINED TO FALL SUBSEQUENTLY.
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A large number of Time magazine's Persons of the Year fail in the years following their anointing: Chiang Kai-Shek (1937), Adolf Hitler (1938/1939), Joseph Stalin (1939,1940 and 1942), Lyndon Johnson (1964 and 1967), Gen. William Westmoreland (1965), Richard Nixon (1971 and cowinner in 1972). Is Ben Bernanke doomed?
Time magazine's persons of the year are destined to fall subsequently.
Yes, because... He is doomed
Columbia's Dean Glen Hubbard is not happy with Mr.Bernanke's policies and their marriage with financial/economic disaster. He offers to take the position once Bernanke steps down.[1]
A large number does not mean everyone is jinxed. Hubbard's video is from back when Bernanke was made FED(federal reserve) chair (chair person).
Vote on this point: He is doomed
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Time magazine's persons of the year are destined to fall subsequently.
Yes, because... The man is quite old
He'll have to retire soon, even he does not undergo a tremendous fall.
Vote on this debate: Time magazine's persons of the year are destined to fall subsequently.
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06 Apr 2010
Point 1. He is doomed
Columbia's Dean Glen Hubbard is not happy with Mr.Bernanke's policies and their marriage with financial/economic disaster. He offers to take the position once Bernanke steps down.[1]
A large number does not mean everyone is jinxed. Hubbard's video is from back when Bernanke was made FED(federal reserve) chair (chair person).
Point 2. The man is quite old
He'll have to retire soon, even he does not undergo a tremendous fall.