Quote by Paul Krugman

Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth.

Politics determines who has the power, not who has the truth

Summary

This quote highlights the distinction between political power and objective truth. It suggests that in politics, the focus is often on gaining and maintaining power rather than on seeking and upholding truth. The quote implies that being in a position of power does not necessarily mean possessing the truth, as political systems can be driven by manipulation, agendas, and self-interests. In this context, the quote serves as a cautionary reminder that one should not assume the accuracy or impartiality of political claims solely based on the authority or position of those in power.

By Paul Krugman

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