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The new Great Communicator ... isn't (Libs getting nervous)
Salon.com ^ | 2/5/09 | Joan Walsh

Posted on 02/05/2009 8:24:15 AM PST by Callahan

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To: mrsmel

Thank you!

Very much!

I hope to publish this, but maybe someone in power will listen to it and plagiarize the crap out of it, if it stops Porculus, its worth it.


121 posted on 02/06/2009 12:05:29 AM PST by Danae (Amerikan Unity My Ass)
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To: cartoonistx

In listening to your explanation, I think we are on the same page, just looking from a different angle. You call it devaluing the wage, I call it inflation. We both feel the same thing caused it, but perhaps for different reasons. I feel prices went up due to the fact that there was disposable income, you seem to be saying that the value of a dollar decreased due to there being so many workers, is that correct? I think we are both shooting the same target


122 posted on 02/06/2009 7:18:04 AM PST by wombtotomb (since its "above his paygrade", why can't we err on the side of caution about when life begins?)
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To: Ezekiel

I agree wholeheartedly. I wish my kids could be kids back when I was one. I was merely pointing out that the average family had more “stuff” (as George Carlin so aptly pointed out). I often point out to my kids that things are made today to be disposable so we have to keep consuming instead of making things. I am not old enough to remember with fondness the 50’s or even the 60’s ( I was born in 1967)
I listen with fondness about my dads and moms stories about growing up in the 40’s and 50’s and I know they still own some stuff from this period and still use it. I am kinda hoping that this financial collapse brings us back to those principles, cause the disposable society sure don’t work. I agree that it is an illusion, but too many people a have been convinced it is real. This is most evident that we have an illusion in the WH now.


123 posted on 02/06/2009 7:27:31 AM PST by wombtotomb (since its "above his paygrade", why can't we err on the side of caution about when life begins?)
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To: Callahan
They are getting nervous as people start recognize that Obama can't live up to his image.

One cannot live up to a false image. One cannot live up to great expectations when one has never had the experience or accomplishments to earn those great expectations.

The One can only hope that the people that he's surrounded himself with won't let him down. As it stands, his only hope is that Pelosi and Reid are right about the craponus package. Mr ZERO has been a complete failure up till now and whatever has been happening in Washington has been happening around him and despite him, and with him being just a figurehead and the expected fall guy for the coming disastrous few years. Pelosi and Reid know full well that voters tend to blame the executive rather than the legislature for any failures.
124 posted on 02/06/2009 8:37:51 AM PST by adorno
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