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To: RWR8189
First the Rats tried to claim that George W. Bush brought about a recession, when in fact, the economic downturn began about a year before he took office.

When it was evident that an economic recovery was well underway, the Rats tried to claim "it was a jobless recovery".

When that didn't work, and it was apparent that thousands of new jobs were being added every month, the Rats Claimed "yeah, but they're low-paying jobs".

By the time election day gets here, I suspect they'll be saying the following: "Okay, the economy's in full recovery, and there are thousands and thousands of new jobs, and many of them are good paying jobs. But.....but..... we know a guy who knows someone whose cousin is dating a girl who knows a guy whose brother is out of a job, so Bush has been doing a lousy job with the economy".

29 posted on 08/06/2004 5:46:46 AM PDT by GreenHornet
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To: GreenHornet

10,000 of the jobs created were in manufacturing - that's HUGE news! Plus Unemployment went DOWN! A larger jobs number would have been nice, but I'll take this news any day.


34 posted on 08/06/2004 5:49:09 AM PDT by American100
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To: GreenHornet

Dead-on.


60 posted on 08/06/2004 5:57:27 AM PDT by RightthinkinAmerican (Democrats aren't playing with a full deck, they only use the race cards.)
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To: GreenHornet

Don't forget that the guy's brother who the girl knows that the cousin is dating and some guy knows, has a grandmother that has to eat cat food because her perscription drugs cost to much!


79 posted on 08/06/2004 6:04:15 AM PDT by CSM ("The Democrat Cocktail: Ketchup with a Chaser." by JennysCool (7/7/04))
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