I am a free trader. But because of the union factor, the steel tarriffs didn't really irk me too bad, especially since the international steel market isn't exactly fair (with former communist nations still having excess capacity partly as the result of state funding).
I still think all of that will be more germane for 2004 than 2002. It is my assumption that 2002's election will take place in a markedly different environment than we have right now.
It is my assumption that 2002's election will take place in a markedly different environment than we have right now.Little did I know that it would be markedly different by today, thanks to court rulings by the 9th circuit about the Pledge and the Supreme Court about vouchers.
It may change even more markedly, but the picture just got a LOT more favorable for us than even this poll and these strategic analyses painted.