A reasonable story but with a few flaws, as would be expected from a right leaning corporate friendly publication. The writer states that the current (8.1%) unemployment rate is nowhere near the depression's 25% rate. Unfortunately, the writer does not or did not look into the way the rate was and is now calculated. If you calculate the rate the way it was done during the depression, then the current rate is about 20% not 8.1%. In addition, there is very little effort in the stimulus to keep workers in jobs that will be going away, most job money is for shovel ready projects and the retraining for the greener jobs of the future. And finally, there is a lot of emphasis put on how the policies of the FDR administration (that pulled us out of the depression) were wrong (I do not agree with the writer on these points).