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To: steve harris who wrote (290240)	11/9/2010 1:53:22 PM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

Any denying most of the wealth and innovation has always been and continues to be in those urban blue coastal areas of the northeast and west coast? They bitch about their high taxes courtesy of bubble real estate prices, exploding welfare in da hoods, paying for the military industrial complex and homeland security and a belief at all levels of govn't in the post 9/11 world that to grow spending at double digit rates per year was okay cause real estate prices were also rising most of those years.

To: steve harris who wrote (290240)	11/9/2010 2:43:25 PM
From: joseffy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Glad to meet an Indian Communist, said Obama Press Trust of India, November 09, 2010 ndtv.com New Delhi: The Left may have staged protests during his visit but US President Barack Obama was "glad" to meet an Indian communist leader last evening. "I am glad to meet an Indian communist. I am told that communists have been part of the (Indian) political mainstream," Obama told CPM Politburo member Sitaram Yechury at the Rashtrapati Bhawan banquet as they were introduced and both shook hands. Yechury told Obama that the Indian communists have been in the political mainstream "throughout". Marking a departure from their past practice, leaders and MPs of the CPM and CPI, known for their anti-US stance, had attended Obama's speech in Parliament last evening. The CPM leadership had maintained that "as we hear him, he should also listen to the voice of the Indian people and their protests". But their Left ally, Forward Bloc, had boycotted the speech. Asked about the boycott, Yechury merely said, "That's why we are different parties". The Left parties had organised protests against the US policies during Obama's visit and asked the government not to succumb to "pressure" from America on strategic and economic issues. Read more at: ndtv.com