Posted on 07/24/2003 9:00:48 AM PDT by nwrep
"Should we discuss YOUR second personna over at LP?" - Louie "I have at least 2 screenames" Gonzalez.
By all means, it's the same as it is here "AAABEST". That's the only one I've ever had here in 5 + years and they only one I have there.
By all means....discuss.
Sharpton for PREZ!!!
Keep walking lockstep with partyline, accepting the leftward drift. Just as 1963 JFK was more conservative than 2003 Bush, the 2003 Hillary Clinton be more conservative than the George H. W. J. A. B. C. Bush of 2043.
"By the way, when lacking a proper response to charges leveled at them, the Clinton's invariably responded by using personal attacks. I see you use similar tactics. I must have it home with my analysys of you "do-nothing conservatives". Is it Daschle or Sharpton for you this year? By the way, if you don't like my being here, take it up with management. But you don't have the balls to do that, do you? " - Louie "multi-personna" Gonzalez.
You're not making any sense Louie. I never said I had a problem with you being here (just telling the truth) and I don't like any of the politicos you mentioned above. I also never ask the mods to ban anyone unless they're bringing the forum down, never for personal reasons. I didn't even personally attack you, unless you call disclosing what you say you weren't trying to hide a personal attack. IOW, you're going g00-g00 on me again.
Then you wonder why I call you "Screwy Louie".
Want to talk about hypocrites?
Get yourself to a mirror.
Regards;
LG
"I thought so."
I have not heard any candidate at all plausibly address the problem of outsourcing jobs and the dismal employment situation this outsourcing is creating in this country. Not one. Unfortunately, that includes GW Bush. I think this is going to be a big issue by next year. I wish Bush were at least looking hard at it. I don't see now that he is.
I just said elsewhere, "Stop worrying about Bush II repeating Bush I. Start worrying about Bush II repeating Herbert Hoover."
Hoover's loss to Roosevelt in '32 was not so big numerically as Roosevelt's later thumping of Alf Landon, or Johnson's of Goldwater, or Reagan's of Mondale. But it was huge and historic for the enormous coattails FDR dragged in that election. It made the Republicans a minority party for so long, they still haven't lost the mindset.
I desperately hope that doesn't happen to us again. That's why I'm screaming for Republicans, not Democrats, to get the White House's attention this year, not next year. We're looking at the biggest economic crisis since the Great Depression.
You don't get people's attention by telling them you're signed up, no matta no matta. In fact, I'd be foolish to ignore a candidate who actually had what looked like the best way to avoid a looming disaster. Even if I were so foolish, I doubt the bulk of the voters would be. The good news (or bad news?) is there is so far no such candidate. There's still time for him to be Bush.
I don't see the relevance of the question. If anyone does run, it's up to me to identify which candidate best fits my beliefs and support him. I'm not going to mindlessly support GW Bush in the primary simply because he is President.
Regards;
DD
Finally, a man who understands the system.
That's the time to send your message home, then comes the time to stop Democrats at all costs.
Quoting Joe Hadenuf is impressive, but do you have anything to offer except regurgitation of your cohorts?
OK, something to sink our teeth into here.
I don't think that the government has any business telling industry that they can't outsource jobs, having said that, I also recognize the dangers involved in sending jobs overseas.
As a solution, and middle ground, I've always thought that we should incentivize the outsourcing of jobs to countries in order to gain benefits beyond low wages.
I think that the Feds should offer incentives to companies that outsource, or even build facilities, in our hemisphere. If we are going to outsource jobs, let's outsource them to Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, etc. so they can stay home and make money. I'd rather outsource ten million jobs to countries in our hemisphere, than have ten million illegals coming here looking for work.
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