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To: summer
Also, it seems like GW has been president for a very long time now. Or, maybe it's just because of his last name. There is certainly a weariness factor that can set in; no offense to GW.

Well, Clinton fatigue became a well used phrase. Imagine for a moment 15 years of FDR. The press' distain for capitalism and infatuation with socialism made it all happen.

The liberals have so stacked the deck, that it is practically impossible for conservatives to make any progress against it. Conservatism has become a speed bump, and not much more.

While W argues unsucessfully for privitization of 2% of the social security system, the public sector unions negotiate 4 and 5% pay increase contracts with ease.

GM and Ford have become union castoffs and casualties of global trade.

15 posted on 04/07/2006 11:45:51 PM PDT by kylaka
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To: kylaka

Re your post #15 - I don't know that there was overwhelming support for GW's social security overhaul. Maybe there was and I missed it. But I don't recall the public rushing to embrace.


19 posted on 04/08/2006 5:50:11 AM PDT by summer
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