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To: Mr. Brightside
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Ditto..what you said. According to these geniuses Bush can't win. I can imagine that these are the kind of pessimists who if the Dow hits twelve thousand sometime this year, they'll say that it should have hit fifteen thousand. People "reject" the Bush economic policies because they're told it's awful by Big Media...who lie through their teeth.

35 posted on 02/16/2006 1:07:22 PM PST by driftless ( For life-long happiness, learn how to play the accordion.)
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To: driftless
I can imagine that these are the kind of pessimists who if the Dow hits twelve thousand sometime this year, they'll say that it should have hit fifteen thousand. People "reject" the Bush economic policies because they're told it's awful by Big Media...who lie through their teeth.

If you live off of financial services and returns on investment then globalist cheap labor is just peachy. Problem is, most people live off of paychecks and cheap labor means lower paychecks for them. Your focus on the Dow is entirely on what benefits people who live off of returns on investment. People who live off of paychecks know that their circumstances are worse than 1998. Give the American people credit for having the common sense to know what their household economic circumstances are.

67 posted on 02/16/2006 4:16:02 PM PST by Sam the Sham (A conservative party tough on illegal immigration could carry California in 2008)
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To: driftless
...who if the Dow hits twelve thousand sometime this year...

Is that how you see America? As a Dow number?

69 posted on 02/16/2006 4:24:21 PM PST by raybbr (ANWR is a barren, frozen wasteland - like the mind of a democrat!)
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