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  • Radio Address by the President to the Nation, 06-04-05

    06/04/2005 7:46:56 AM PDT · by Salvation · 6 replies · 299+ views
    WhiteHouse.gov ^ | 06-04-05 | George W. Bush
    For Immediate ReleaseOffice of the Press SecretaryJune 4, 2005 President's Radio Address      Audio THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. America's economy is on the right track. Over the past two years, we've added more than 3.5 million new jobs. More Americans are working today than ever before. Home ownership is at an all time high. Small businesses are flourishing. Factory output is growing. And families are taking home more of what they earn. These are hopeful signs for our economy, and we must work hard to sustain that prosperity. When members of Congress return next week, they need to take action...
  • WSJ: Kerry's Chances For a Slump Grow Slimmer

    09/14/2004 6:03:06 AM PDT · by OESY · 24 replies · 2,388+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | September 14, 2004 | GEORGE MELLOAN
    ...Bill Clinton consistently got better headlines than the two Bushes on such key matters as unemployment and GDP growth, the researchers say. ...While one could speculate that judgments of what was "favorable" and "unfavorable" were partly subjective, the findings won't come as a big surprise to many people, especially to Republicans. Other surveys have shown that most major-league journalists are registered Democrats, and one might expect that their political affiliations would have some tiny effect on their objectivity. Some polls also show a declining trust in the quality of news reporting, by the way. ...So even if some editors let...
  • Deficit soon to hit where it truly hurts (hold my wallet alert)

    12/09/2002 3:28:00 AM PST · by freeper12 · 6 replies · 84+ views
    <p>Kim Rueben was a student at a Brooklyn junior high school in the 1970s when New York City almost went bankrupt and started cutting back programs. "Suddenly, the music teacher wasn't there," she recalled. "For the first part of the semester, we sat in the library. Then they started giving us more sheet-metal classes."</p>