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When will you learn?

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Rob Dog Bastard

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Date Posted: 05:27:52 04/09/04 Fri
In reply to: Ray 's message, "Re: Limbaugh is half comedian . . . damn libs!" on 20:36:12 04/08/04 Thu

First off, the tax cuts were for everybody. They were percentage based, so all of the liberal idiots on the planet who could use a calculator realized that somebody who made $200,000 a year got a whole hell of a lot more of a tax break than somebody earning $30,000 a year. Big deal - why should they give up a greater portion of their earnings then the rest of us? If you believe that then why don't you just go steal some rich person's car? Obviously you are entitled to their money, Ray, so go take their car! Or is it somehow different if the government does do your begging and stealing for you?

Where, by the way, are the negative impacts of this legislation, Ray? We are now seeing the economy turn around from the dark years of the Clinton Administration. Most economists agree that job growth will continue in it's upward trend, the bulls will tread all over Wall Street and the general health of the entire economy will grow stronger. Anybody have a problem with that? OK - besides John Kerry - anybody have a problem with that?

Look at today's economy on a long-term graph and we are right where we should be. We think we're not because Clinton mismanaged the tech boom, allowing the bubble to grow too large and burst (talk about pandering to the rich - who came out of that alive? The CEOs, and almost nobody else). Intelligent people realize the nation's economy functions best at a moderate growth rate managed with a keen eye towards business creation and job growth. Luckily that is happening right now as i sit naked in front of my computer . . . oops - too much information.

The saddest thing is that if Kerry wins he will inherit an excellent economy and he will be sure to heap praise upon himself and instead of maintaining positive growth he will likely Clintonize the whole thing and send us back into a recession.

Time for work now.

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Subject	Author	Date
cause and effect	schlida	21:36:40 04/09/04 Fri

Do your research	Ray	22:19:22 04/09/04 Fri
Pay attention Ray. -- Rob Dog Bastard, 05:39:32 04/10/04 Sat Re: Pay attention Ray. -- Ray, 20:38:05 04/10/04 Sat Ray, do you know how to read a graph? -- Rob Dog Bastard, 07:10:19 04/11/04 Sun trending -- what is cause and effect and what is merely fortuitous? -- schlida, 11:37:35 04/11/04 Sun Woo-hoo! Now we're talking! -- Rob Dog Bastard, 13:19:39 04/11/04 Sun Re: Woo-hoo! Now we're talking! -- Itchy_Scratchy_911, 19:02:54 04/11/04 Sun Yes . . . 'idoit' . . . gooooooood . . . . . -- Rob Dog Bastard, 21:16:16 04/11/04 Sun