[1rudeboy]

Check this out . . . hedgetrimmer has been waiting six years (if not longer) to post comment #1.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Less government interference in trade is a strange way to institute economic central planning. I wonder if she’s blond to go along with stupid?

[hedgetrimmer]

The recession of 2001 never ended, and all the central planning that has been implemented by the "free traders" has only plunged the domestic economy into deeper trouble. Like communism, centrally planned economies NEVER WORK.

Bush vows to win war against recession (2003) Tucked into President Bush's first State of the Union address last night, nearly lost in the talk of war and terrorism, were words Connie Correll had been waiting to hear.

"Investment" and "free trade."

Dry as they may seem, those words represented new policies Correll, executive vice president of the high-tech trade group TechNet, has been seeking for months.

Bush called on Congress last night to give him greater authority to negotiate free-trade agreements. And he pushed for passage of his economic stimulus plan, part of which would allow companies to write off a higher percentage of the money they invest in new equipment. After a year of weak sales, the Silicon Valley companies TechNet represents badly need their customers to start buying again.

[mnehring]

Check this out . . . hedgetrimmer has been waiting six years (if not longer) to post comment #1.

LOL... I guess President Bush forgot about his little conspiracy to destroy the US (sarc) and is trying to play catch-up.