"Bart Senior" wrote in message

Fine, write me a check.

Clinton took away hundreds of thousand of jobs including mine.
Don't blame Bush when you don't have a clue what you are talking
about. The Clinton's cheating with White Water gave the green light
for corporate greed to go crazy.

Don't yell at me, Bart. You're preaching to the choir here. A (perhaps
"the") major job loss factor is NAFTA, which was supported by and signed
into law by WJClinton. And yes, Whitewater paved the way for unrepentant
corporate greed. Odd how the current crop of know-nothing liberals blame
Bush for all the above.


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If you want to point the finger at any President. Clinton is the clear
winner by being a cheat and greedy himself, he set the example that
everyone else followed. And he pardoned those who paid him off.

This seems to have been conveniently forgotten by the left. His eleventh
hour pardons were legendary in terms of corporate greed, political payoffs,
and criminal non-accountability.

Shame on you for blaming Bush, who has integrity and morals,
things unknown in the Democratic {sell-out} Party.

I might have to disagree a bit here. Bush is a politician first, foremost.
Politicians want to keep their jobs, and integrity and moral fiber really
play an almost invisible role in politics. Money is the moving force in
politics, and money doesn't find itself into one's coffers through integrity
and morality. Bush and Kerry make the same promises to funds providers. No
difference.

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Let's vote for the greediest in the Democratic Party.

The nominations are; Hilllary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Jesse Jackson,
and John Kerry.

You could also field such a list on the right side of the aisle.

My comment to Jon's question was that Hillary was referring to taking away
our tax cuts, which the dems purport were only for the very rich. Of course
John Kerry and his wife should have benefited about as much as anyone,
considering they are probably among the top 500 richest folks in the world,
if the dems are correct in their accusations.

Max