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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Jagfan who wrote (220459)	1/20/2002 11:05:38 PM
From: TigerPaw	Read Replies (1) of 769670

I was not the only one who predicted that Bush's return to voodoo economics would hammer the economy. Gore rallied union workers and new-economy voters alike today, warning that the progress of the last eight years could “slip through our hands” if the country adopts the agenda offered by Bush. He argued that the technology-driven growth of the 1990s could be stopped in its tracks by a return to the policies of the 1980s. Arguing that “prosperity itself is on the ballot,” Gore focused on the new economy and what government should-and should not-do to ensure that the remarkable innovations in the technology sector seen in recent years continue. “We face a big choice. Will we make the right decisions, the responsible decisions, to unlock the full potential of this new Internet economy and make it work for all our people?” Responding to Bush’s charge that he favors bigger government, Gore said, “government should never be a barrier” to the new economy, and he promised to preside over “a smaller, smarter government that knows when to get out of the way and isn’t a drag on economic growth.” Source: Dan Balz, Washington Post, p. A10 Oct 28, 2000 I wish Gore was in his elected office. TP

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