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Wycoff
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What an *******.
Economically speaking, Bush is completely out of touch with the average American. The only reason that "moral issues" played such a role in the election is that the Dems failed to distinguish themselves on the economic front.
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Wycoff
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quote: Originally posted by Q Cubed
i bet that woman was a plant, coached into doing that by some liberal reporter. |
Wouldn't surprise me. I just don't like the way W answers that question, regardless of whether the woman actually does work 3 jobs.
I still remember that clip of W speaking to a group of blue bloods: "Here we have a gathering of the haves and the have mores. Some people call you the rich; I call you my base."
W tries to play himself off as a salt-of-the-earth, religious man-of-the-people type. Its little things like this that says to me what Bush really is: an unctious, big-buisness elitist who couldn't give a crap about most of the poor people he's convinced to vote for him. I think that his religion is an act designed to harness the poor relgious folks. His real concerns are with the business elite. Explloiting religion is an easy way to get people to vote for a man who otherwise does not represent any of their needs.
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