Yeah it dropped after they made Haliburton pay back the over charged money
it gauged from the taxpayers.
"Capt John" wrote in message
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Bill Kearney wrote:
Actually there is a lot to be said for his comments. The ball is soon
in
their court. They cannot just blame but now they have to act. They
inherit
a 4.4% unemployment rate, a record level stock market, low interest
rates,
low inflation, an overall great economy and no terrorist attacks on US
soil
since 9-11-01.

You conveniently omit the staggering debt that's been accrued during the
Republican looting of the treasury.

You conveniently forgot that the debt has been dropping, even the
Democrats had to admitt that.

wrote:
"Money is the mother's milk of politics,"
Jesse "Big Daddy" Unruh


john wrote:
I'm sick of Politics.
I'm sick of Politicians. Every damned one of them is for sale or has
invested in his seat for profit for him and his friends.
I'm sick of Lobbyists.
I don't want to hear another lie from either side about their promises
or the evil of the other side. They're both corrupt.
I'm sick of the evolving Police State.
I'm sick of every damned thing associated with Washington Politics,
State Politics, and Local Politics and their Owners.
I'm sick of being sick about corrupt Politicians and "news" programs
that report how corrupt the other side is and how their side is less
corrupt an morally superior.
Is there any sanctuary away from their madness?

If you look at most of the newly elected Democrats you'll notice that
their much more middle of the road than in the past. Yes, they were
talking against the war, but they weren't pushing the adgenda of old.
They weren't talking about abortion, they weren't talking about gun
control, they weren't talking about the things that most people
consider side issues. When you get right down to it most Americans are
politically, middle of the road. They don't like the nuts in the
Republican or Democratic partys. So when one party swings too far in
one direction, as the Democrats did before the Republicans came into
power, and as the Republicans did coming up to this election, the
voters revolt, as they did. Now the killer will be if the old Democrats
decide to push the old adgenda. The likes of Ted Kennedy (when is he
going to die and make this world a better place), just won't be able to
hold himself back. Some of them are going to beleave the voters put
them in power to make lots of changes. The truth is they came into
power mostly because of the war (and some changes that do need to be
made). If they can't stay middle of the road, they'll be gone as well.
Just my two cents.
John