This poem is composed entirely of Bush quotes.

MAKE THE PIE HIGHER
by George W. Bush

I think we all agree, the past is over.
This is still a dangerous world.
It's a world of madmen and uncertainty
and potential mental losses.

Rarely is the question asked
Is our children learning?
Will the highways of the Internet become more few?
How many hands have I shaked?

They misunderestimate me.
I am a pitbull on the pantleg of opportunity.
I know that the human being and the fish can coexist.
Families is where our nation finds hope, where our wings take dream.

Put food on your family!
Knock down the tollbooth!
Vulcanize society!
Make the pie higher! Make the pie higher!

We all agree that Bush seems to have some sort of language dyslexia,
however, the obvious concepts make sense.
For example, "Make the pie bigger" clearly does not make sense to many
liberals who endlessly argue about how to make the pie slices ever so
equal but unfortunately ever smaller until most people would starve
while some of us argue that the relative sizes dont matter at all, What
matters is that the pie is big enough that everybody has enough even
though some people manage to get more than others. The idea that teh
amount of "wealth" is not fixed comes as a surprise to liberals who
seem to really think that wealth somehow is fixed by how much material
we mine, grow or pump out of the ground. They do not understand that
much of the increase in wealth in the last few years has no relation to
physical things but in organization of information. It does not matter
that Warren Buffet has so much more than a poor person, what matters is
that ALL of our poor have enough to do well and are in fact rich
compared to a generation ago. Realization that the size of the pie can
be made as large as we need should expand the imaginations of even
liberals.

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We all agree that Bush seems to have some sort of language dyslexia,
however, the obvious concepts make sense.
For example, "Make the pie bigger" clearly does not make sense to many
liberals who endlessly argue about how to make the pie slices ever so
equal but unfortunately ever smaller until most people would starve
while some of us argue that the relative sizes dont matter at all, What
matters is that the pie is big enough that everybody has enough even
though some people manage to get more than others. The idea that teh
amount of "wealth" is not fixed comes as a surprise to liberals who
seem to really think that wealth somehow is fixed by how much material
we mine, grow or pump out of the ground. They do not understand that
much of the increase in wealth in the last few years has no relation to
physical things but in organization of information. It does not matter
that Warren Buffet has so much more than a poor person, what matters is
that ALL of our poor have enough to do well and are in fact rich
compared to a generation ago. Realization that the size of the pie can
be made as large as we need should expand the imaginations of even
liberals.

If you think that there is simply enough pie for everyone, while the
corporations in bed with BushCo simply dip there hands in and take what
they want, you're delusioned. If someone greedy enough takes the whole
pie, while BushCo defends it, where is there any left for anybody
else?? And if you think that our poorest of poor have enough to do
well, you are again, delusional.

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We all agree that Bush seems to have some sort of language dyslexia,
however, the obvious concepts make sense.
For example, "Make the pie bigger" clearly does not make sense to many
liberals who endlessly argue about how to make the pie slices ever so
equal but unfortunately ever smaller until most people would starve
while some of us argue that the relative sizes dont matter at all, What
matters is that the pie is big enough that everybody has enough even
though some people manage to get more than others. The idea that teh
amount of "wealth" is not fixed comes as a surprise to liberals who
seem to really think that wealth somehow is fixed by how much material
we mine, grow or pump out of the ground. They do not understand that
much of the increase in wealth in the last few years has no relation to
physical things but in organization of information. It does not matter
that Warren Buffet has so much more than a poor person, what matters is
that ALL of our poor have enough to do well and are in fact rich
compared to a generation ago. Realization that the size of the pie can
be made as large as we need should expand the imaginations of even
liberals.

If you think that there is simply enough pie for everyone, while the
corporations in bed with BushCo simply dip there hands in and take what
they want, you're delusioned. If someone greedy enough takes the whole
pie, while BushCo defends it, where is there any left for anybody
else?? And if you think that our poorest of poor have enough to do
well, you are again, delusional.


Could you be more specific Kevin and offer some *facts* instead of
generalities and assumptions?

"*JimH*" wrote in message
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We all agree that Bush seems to have some sort of language dyslexia,
however, the obvious concepts make sense.
For example, "Make the pie bigger" clearly does not make sense to many
liberals who endlessly argue about how to make the pie slices ever so
equal but unfortunately ever smaller until most people would starve
while some of us argue that the relative sizes dont matter at all, What
matters is that the pie is big enough that everybody has enough even
though some people manage to get more than others. The idea that teh
amount of "wealth" is not fixed comes as a surprise to liberals who
seem to really think that wealth somehow is fixed by how much material
we mine, grow or pump out of the ground. They do not understand that
much of the increase in wealth in the last few years has no relation to
physical things but in organization of information. It does not matter
that Warren Buffet has so much more than a poor person, what matters is
that ALL of our poor have enough to do well and are in fact rich
compared to a generation ago. Realization that the size of the pie can
be made as large as we need should expand the imaginations of even
liberals.

If you think that there is simply enough pie for everyone, while the
corporations in bed with BushCo simply dip there hands in and take what
they want, you're delusioned. If someone greedy enough takes the whole
pie, while BushCo defends it, where is there any left for anybody
else?? And if you think that our poorest of poor have enough to do
well, you are again, delusional.


Could you be more specific Kevin and offer some *facts* instead of
generalities and assumptions?

He can't.............he is suffering from a terminal case of Bush
Derangement Syndrome.

P Fritz wrote:
"*JimH*" wrote in message
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We all agree that Bush seems to have some sort of language dyslexia,
however, the obvious concepts make sense.
For example, "Make the pie bigger" clearly does not make sense to many
liberals who endlessly argue about how to make the pie slices ever so
equal but unfortunately ever smaller until most people would starve
while some of us argue that the relative sizes dont matter at all, What
matters is that the pie is big enough that everybody has enough even
though some people manage to get more than others. The idea that teh
amount of "wealth" is not fixed comes as a surprise to liberals who
seem to really think that wealth somehow is fixed by how much material
we mine, grow or pump out of the ground. They do not understand that
much of the increase in wealth in the last few years has no relation to
physical things but in organization of information. It does not matter
that Warren Buffet has so much more than a poor person, what matters is
that ALL of our poor have enough to do well and are in fact rich
compared to a generation ago. Realization that the size of the pie can
be made as large as we need should expand the imaginations of even
liberals.

If you think that there is simply enough pie for everyone, while the
corporations in bed with BushCo simply dip there hands in and take what
they want, you're delusioned. If someone greedy enough takes the whole
pie, while BushCo defends it, where is there any left for anybody
else?? And if you think that our poorest of poor have enough to do
well, you are again, delusional.


Could you be more specific Kevin and offer some *facts* instead of
generalities and assumptions?

He can't.............he is suffering from a terminal case of Bush
Derangement Syndrome.

Awe, how cute, I see Fritz STILL has his nose stuck up your ass!!!

It is impossible for anybody to take a pie that is infinitely large.
No matter how much any entity takes, the economy can expand for others.

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It is impossible for anybody to take a pie that is infinitely large.
No matter how much any entity takes, the economy can expand for others.

But it isn't infinite. There is an exact amount of federal debt, of
federal income, of federal spending. All of this contributes to the
finite size of the pie.

*JimH* wrote:
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wrote:
We all agree that Bush seems to have some sort of language dyslexia,
however, the obvious concepts make sense.
For example, "Make the pie bigger" clearly does not make sense to many
liberals who endlessly argue about how to make the pie slices ever so
equal but unfortunately ever smaller until most people would starve
while some of us argue that the relative sizes dont matter at all, What
matters is that the pie is big enough that everybody has enough even
though some people manage to get more than others. The idea that teh
amount of "wealth" is not fixed comes as a surprise to liberals who
seem to really think that wealth somehow is fixed by how much material
we mine, grow or pump out of the ground. They do not understand that
much of the increase in wealth in the last few years has no relation to
physical things but in organization of information. It does not matter
that Warren Buffet has so much more than a poor person, what matters is
that ALL of our poor have enough to do well and are in fact rich
compared to a generation ago. Realization that the size of the pie can
be made as large as we need should expand the imaginations of even
liberals.

If you think that there is simply enough pie for everyone, while the
corporations in bed with BushCo simply dip there hands in and take what
they want, you're delusioned. If someone greedy enough takes the whole
pie, while BushCo defends it, where is there any left for anybody
else?? And if you think that our poorest of poor have enough to do
well, you are again, delusional.


Could you be more specific Kevin and offer some *facts* instead of
generalities and assumptions?

Sorry, I'm not Kevin, so would you please stop answering to MY posts?
Pretty stupid of someone to reply to someones post, calling them
someone they aren't.

*JimH* wrote:
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wrote:
We all agree that Bush seems to have some sort of language dyslexia,
however, the obvious concepts make sense.
For example, "Make the pie bigger" clearly does not make sense to many
liberals who endlessly argue about how to make the pie slices ever so
equal but unfortunately ever smaller until most people would starve
while some of us argue that the relative sizes dont matter at all, What
matters is that the pie is big enough that everybody has enough even
though some people manage to get more than others. The idea that teh
amount of "wealth" is not fixed comes as a surprise to liberals who
seem to really think that wealth somehow is fixed by how much material
we mine, grow or pump out of the ground. They do not understand that
much of the increase in wealth in the last few years has no relation to
physical things but in organization of information. It does not matter
that Warren Buffet has so much more than a poor person, what matters is
that ALL of our poor have enough to do well and are in fact rich
compared to a generation ago. Realization that the size of the pie can
be made as large as we need should expand the imaginations of even
liberals.

If you think that there is simply enough pie for everyone, while the
corporations in bed with BushCo simply dip there hands in and take what
they want, you're delusioned. If someone greedy enough takes the whole
pie, while BushCo defends it, where is there any left for anybody
else?? And if you think that our poorest of poor have enough to do
well, you are again, delusional.


Could you be more specific Kevin and offer some *facts* instead of
generalities and assumptions?

Hey, Jim, I see that idiot Fritz still has his nose stuck up your ass,
or vice versa. Every single thread you post to, Fritz is right there!!
Do you two ever uncouple?