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Politics : World Affairs Discussion

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To: ChinuSFO who wrote (381)7/15/2002 6:01:36 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER  Read Replies (2) of 3959
 
Judeofascists are blackmailing the White House in a desperate ploy to wreck any path toward a Palestinian state... If anything, Zionist Lieberman doesn't give a damn about the stockmarket or the public's confidence in the economy. All Lieberman and his Jewish constituency currently care about is Israel, Israel, and Israel. They'll resort to any dirty tactics to smear President Bush: they can't take on Bush-the-Commander-in-Chief because that would badly backfire on them since Americans despise unpatriotic critics when their country is at war. So, Lieberman tries another tack: Bush-the-CEO-of-America Inc. Hopefully, it's gonna prove despicable and ineffectual at the same time. How come the fate of the whole US economy relies on what GW Bush fiddled about with an obscure, mom-and-pop oil business 12 YEARS ago? Gimme a break! BTW, I thought Fed Chairman Greenspan used to be the paramount rainmaker of the US economy?! Where's that quack? Hiding away in Tel Aviv?

July 15, 2002

Lieberman pins fate of economy on White House

By Joyce Howard Price
THE WASHINGTON TIMES


Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, Connecticut Democrat, said yesterday that the U.S. economy will suffer unless President Bush and Vice President Richard B. Cheney release more details of their actions as private-sector corporate executives.

"Because of the president's involvement in the Harken Energy case, there is a large cloud hanging over his head," Mr. Lieberman said on ABC's "This Week."

"I am afraid if he doesn't eliminate it soon by giving full disclosure, [the suspicions] will diminish his moral authority - his presidential authority to lead the critical effort to restore confidence in the [stock] market."

Stock markets have been faring badly in recent months. The Nasdaq Composite Index and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index hit five-year lows last week, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed the week at less than 8,700, a level not seen since shortly after the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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