“The Protester” Time’s Person Of The Year

From the Arab Spring to Occupy Wall Street, “The Protester” is Time‘s Person of the Year.

“In the U.S., three acute and overlapping money crises — tanked economy, systemic financial recklessness, gigantic public debt — along with ongoing revelations of double dealing by banks, new state laws making certain public-employee-union demands illegal and the refusal of Congress to consider even slightly higher taxes on the very highest incomes mobilized Occupy Wall Street and its millions of supporters,” Kurt Andersen writes in the cover story about the protesters.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.