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Maybe you are right but maybe you are not. But in terms of this election does it matter. I have talked to about ten fellow it professionals and none are happy with the outsourcing. All either have or know someone who has lost their jobs. It will affect how they vote. This issue will be big in this election. ~ TXBSAFH

Yes. People aren't apt to forget they are unemployed when the step into the voter's booth.

Someone must pay.

And the (false) promises of more jobs from the opposition are a seductive siren call even to those who know better...

89 posted on 03/03/2004 8:16:31 AM PST by null and void (Pay no attention to the 1's and 0's behind the voting booth curtain, and they'll return the favor...)

"And the (false) promises of more jobs from the opposition are a seductive siren call even to those who know better... "

That’s very Nixonian. Why bother gathering the courage and stamina to explain it to the (historically low 5%) unemployed when you can simply get into a tariff bidding war with the anti-capitalist opposition and hope that the people fall for your feigned sincerity?