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The tallest dwarf [US Economy]
The Washington Times ^ | May 22, 2003 | House Editorial

Posted on 05/22/2003 4:27:04 AM PDT by xsysmgr

Edited on 07/12/2004 3:40:22 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]

Compared to Europe and Japan, America's annual economic growth rate during the first quarter

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1 posted on 05/22/2003 4:27:05 AM PDT by xsysmgr
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To: xsysmgr
The Democrats will stop at nothing to regain power. They would like nothing better than to see an economic collapse if it meant them winning elections and regaining the power they have lost. We are seeing the despiration of these leftist liberals now that they are not in power and it going to get worse
2 posted on 05/22/2003 5:24:45 AM PDT by MJY1288 (Freedom is Ringing)
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To: MJY1288
If economies around the world go into serious recession, the result will likely be war.

Heck global war is all but inevitable at this point anyway.
3 posted on 05/22/2003 5:55:04 AM PDT by the gillman@blacklagoon.com
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To: xsysmgr
Today's definition of a recession is that your holdings don't grow by 10 percent. Either that or any economy where there is a conservative president.
4 posted on 05/22/2003 5:55:16 AM PDT by biblewonk (Spose to be a Chrissssstian)
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