[oceanview]

Hillary is listening. Come 2008, she will know what to pitch to these displaced workers. They are the swing vote she needs to put her over the top.

[LibertyAndJusticeForAll]

That's right. Imagine how unhappy just all those "soccer moms" will be by 2008.

[A. Pole]

Hillary is listening. Come 2008, she will know what to pitch to these displaced workers.

Why would she wait to 2008?!

[StolarStorm]

Looks like we are all in a real bind. We can support Hillary and maybe get something to limit outsourcing, but we get a socialist traitor in power.... or we support the Republicans and we continue to get the free trade lies. I'd much rather the Republicans step up to the plate and realize that national security depends on a strong manufacturing and technolgy industries. Besides we don't have free trade with our "partners" anyway. They have all fixed the game. We are just suckers by actually believing that free trade is going on.

[RinaseaofDs]

You are dead right. She hasn't taken a stupid breath in her life, and it comes down to jobs.

It's my belief that if outsourcing goes unchecked a democrat coming along to say that it will stop could do serious damage to Bush.

A guy like Wesley Clark saying something like that, or better Sam Nunn (though he would never run).

[Walkin Man]

You got that right! It seems like many Republicans want to hand the election to the rat party and Hillary on a sliver platter!

If this jobless "recovery" is all that GW can show to American workers by the 2004, the Repub's can kiss the White House goodbye!

[Euro-American Scum]

Hillary is listening. Come 2008, she will know what to pitch to these displaced workers. They are the swing vote she needs to put her over the top.

Except she won't do anything about it. Oh, it may get her elected, but she's knee deep in the outsourcing stampede. Just any upstate New York tech worker whose job was gutted courtesy of Covansys, an outsourcing firm Hillary was instrumental in awarding contracts to from NY state conpanies.