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Politics : HOWARD DEAN -THE NEXT PRESIDENT?

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To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (2073)	1/17/2004 8:03:46 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (2) of 3079

You missed something: // addresses offshoring of jobs // /// How do you propose to stop it? Let's hear your detailed solution. And it must be Constitutional and actually able to be passed by a Congress. Go to it. /// So how do you propose to solve this problem? GW Bush does not even follow conservative philosophy any longer. GW Bush reminds me of Grayout Davis after it FINALLY hit him that he REALLY might br recalled- -to h*l with philososphy; anything for a vote. He has put our future generations in debt up to their eyeballs and has sold out average American workers with his short-sighted free trade agreements.* That depends strictly on how they are done. The 13 colonies that broke free of England were independent nations for about 8 years, remember? They had their own trade policies and banned and tariffed imports from other states. Now do you think we in these 50 states would be better off had that situation continued or with the current one? Free trade isn't bad at all if it's done right. I just hope Give 'em Hell Howard becomes the nominee. In that case you want four more years of Bush. If Give 'em Hell Howard gets the nomination, that's what you'll get.

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