bb wrote:

On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 19:49:19 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

So far, Bush has no answers for job creation.

Now Harry, there you go again. Isn't that axe sharp enough yet?

Mr Bush just came out and said what we need are more tax cuts.

It is an interesting concept that what the economy needed to get going
again was tax cuts for the rich. Were there some tax increases to the
rich that put the economy in a tail spin to begin with? It seemed
like we were doing just fine, robust economy, budget surplus, and then
things went down hill around election time. I'll not blame Clinton,
or Bush, but lay it on a normal economic cycle brought on by
Greenspan's interest rate hikes. Maybe what Greenspan did was needed
considering how the economy was charging along and it was time to get
the Dems out of the white house. But, what happened was a normal
business cycle. The rich, or anyone else, being over taxed was not a
problem or we wouldn't have had such a strong economy for so long
under Clinton. No, the recession was just a good excuse to bilk the
national treasury for the good of Mr Bush's cronies.

bb


It's early yet for most Americans to even begin thinking about the
national elections. But the possibilities are interesting. We're a
little more than a year away, and we have a president who cannot get a
grasp on the economy, who has ruined decades of diplomacy, who has
ensnarled us in a war with a country that wasn't our enemy, who has
taken steps to worsen the environment, erode workers' rights, hand out
huge payoffs to the oil and drug industries, who has whittled away the
Bill of Rights, and who has made our country the laughing stock of the
world.

I have no idea who the Democratic nominees will be, but if they are a
pair willing to body slam Bush really hard for a year, they may well
beat him enough enough to send him back to Crawford, Texas. I like
Howard Dean as an orator - he has the fire in his belly - but I don't
know if his dog will hunt in the South. Pair him up with Wesley Clark
and you'll have a really interesting team that could slaughter the
Bu****es on domestic policy, diplomacy, and, of course, running the
military properly.

Notice how Bush has kind of stopped talking about Iraq and is now trying
to "handle" the economy?

Pathetic.


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Harry is in Dreamland again. Every poll that pairs Bush against any of the
current Democratic contenders gives him a dobule digit lead. The only time
Bush is matched evenly, is when he's polled against an anonymous "Democratic
candidate". People insert their "dream candidate" into that position, and
Bush still splits evenly with the fictional super-Dem. All of this is
taking place at a time when, according to Harry, things couldn't be worse
for this country. Well, they're only going to get better over the next 14
months...and Bush will win in a landslide.

"NOYB" wrote in message
...
Harry is in Dreamland again. Every poll that pairs Bush against any of the
current Democratic contenders gives him a dobule digit lead. The only time
Bush is matched evenly, is when he's polled against an anonymous "Democratic
candidate". People insert their "dream candidate" into that position, and
Bush still splits evenly with the fictional super-Dem. All of this is
taking place at a time when, according to Harry, things couldn't be worse
for this country. Well, they're only going to get better over the next 14
months...and Bush will win in a landslide.



And people ask why Hillary is not in it....she knows she does not stand a chance. She
would most likely win the Democratic primary if she got into the race. The fact that
she does not is a good indicator of how strong of a lead GWB has right now.

Hillary is treading water right now, waiting for a time when she thinks she
might actually have a chance. Right now, she thinks 2008 is that time. Of
course she wrote off 2004. She knows Bush is unbeatable. He's affable, and
that's the main trait in politics that keeps guys in office.

I can't wait to see Jeb crush her 2008, though.




"Jim" wrote in message
news:Cxb6b.272751$cF.84510@rwcrnsc53...

"NOYB" wrote in message
...
Harry is in Dreamland again. Every poll that pairs Bush against any of
the
current Democratic contenders gives him a dobule digit lead. The only
time
Bush is matched evenly, is when he's polled against an anonymous
"Democratic
candidate". People insert their "dream candidate" into that position,
and
Bush still splits evenly with the fictional super-Dem. All of this is
taking place at a time when, according to Harry, things couldn't be
worse
for this country. Well, they're only going to get better over the next
14
months...and Bush will win in a landslide.



And people ask why Hillary is not in it....she knows she does not stand a
chance. She
would most likely win the Democratic primary if she got into the race.
The fact that
she does not is a good indicator of how strong of a lead GWB has right
now.

"NOYB" wrote in message
...
Hillary is treading water right now, waiting for a time when she thinks
she
might actually have a chance. Right now, she thinks 2008 is that time.
Of
course she wrote off 2004. She knows Bush is unbeatable. He's affable,
and
that's the main trait in politics that keeps guys in office.

I can't wait to see Jeb crush her 2008, though.

snip
Again, into a storage folder. We can pull it out in 2008 and see how you
did.

Mark Browne

"NOYB" wrote in message
...
snip

All of this is taking place at a time when, according to Harry, things
couldn't be worse for this country.
Well, they're only going to get better over the next 14 months...and Bush
will win in a landslide.


As you like to say, I put this in a storage folder. We can come back to this
after the election.

Mark Browne

I'll add it to mine. "See-I-told-you-so's" are so much fun.


"Mark Browne" wrote in message
et...
"NOYB" wrote in message
...
snip

All of this is taking place at a time when, according to Harry, things
couldn't be worse for this country.
Well, they're only going to get better over the next 14 months...and
Bush
will win in a landslide.


As you like to say, I put this in a storage folder. We can come back to
this
after the election.

Mark Browne