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08-24-03, 01:45 PM

49% of respondees would rather have someone else in the Oval Office, as opposed to 42% who would keep him.

As oil prices soar, the Iraq problem continues, and the Road Map crumbles, it appears the trend will continue and George will meet the same fate as his father. A small victory..

Satchel · 08-24-03, 04:17 PM

It seems some people are peeking around their flags and actually paying attention.

08-24-03, 05:30 PM

yeah lets see if those people can get off their fat asses and go to the polls... and if G.Dub doesn't have another backup plan in case he lose..

Ash · 08-25-03, 08:43 AM

My orange card is in the glovebox of my jeep, waiting to be used.

[aNNa] · 08-25-03, 11:51 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by reazon1
49% of respondees would rather have someone else in the Oval Office, as opposed to 42% who would keep him.

As oil prices soar, the Iraq problem continues, and the Road Map crumbles, it appears the trend will continue and George will meet the same fate as his father. A small victory..

yay! *^_^*
there is hope after all.

randyc · 08-25-03, 12:51 PM

hope at what cost?

this economy aint fixin' itself.

we wait for another whole calendar year for a possible change in leadership. then we wait another 3 or 4 months for a possible new administration to start acting. We wait some untold number of months for the economy to become a priority. We wait an untold number of years for any new economic policy to take effect.

By my calendar that puts some sort of economic action at about 2 years out. I wonder how long we can hold our breath?

You guys all want rid of bush so bad.... what alternative is there?

Dean? will he try to put forth some sort of sensible economic and immigration policy?

Satchel · 08-25-03, 01:05 PM

The economy is the least of my worries. I'd be happy to just see us back off the imperialism.

johnny861 · 08-25-03, 01:35 PM

I'm certainly voting in the next election

randyc · 08-25-03, 01:50 PM

people not worried about the economy are ones that have jobs.

imperialism? what's that got to do with me paying rent?

[aNNa] · 08-25-03, 03:15 PM

hope that someone better qualified to fix the problem
will step up to the plate.
hope that the person in office that is EXACERBATING
matters will be REMOVED from the equation, thus allowing
some type of remedy to occur.

that's all i meant.
and i am VERY concerned about the economy,
and just because someone happens to have a JOB
that doesn't mean that they automatically do not
have any vested interest in the economy and where
it is headed.

Quote:

Originally posted by randyc
hope at what cost?

this economy aint fixin' itself.

we wait for another whole calendar year for a possible change in leadership. then we wait another 3 or 4 months for a possible new administration to start acting. We wait some untold number of months for the economy to become a priority. We wait an untold number of years for any new economic policy to take effect.

By my calendar that puts some sort of economic action at about 2 years out. I wonder how long we can hold our breath?

You guys all want rid of bush so bad.... what alternative is there?

Dean? will he try to put forth some sort of sensible economic and immigration policy?

Satchel · 08-25-03, 03:50 PM

I don't vote my wallet. If I did I would have to vote for Dubya. That isn't going to happen.

Adam D · 08-25-03, 04:33 PM

It's highly unlikely that anybody could organize the kind of support for action fast enough to force Congress (or even the president) to take effective measures to improve the economy to make it worth the time and effort before the elections.

Our best bet is to make sure we get a president who will improve, rather than harm the economy.

[aNNa] · 08-25-03, 05:08 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Adam D

Our best bet is to make sure we get a president who will improve, rather than harm the economy.

my sentiments exactly.

randyc · 08-25-03, 07:01 PM

granted, bush was handed a failing economy but......

that was like 3 years ago.

even with 9/11 and the finalization of the dot bomb, they should have been able to do SOMETHING about this shit. to date, i've seen NO action from this administration to do help the situation.

the only weapon of mass destruction i'm worried about is the big negative balance in my account that's making me worry about rent in 5 days.

people vote their pocket book. if not, then they are a fool. show me the candidate with some sensible economic policy and a sensible immigration policy and they've got my vote and anybody else's i can convince to vote with me.

Satchel · 08-25-03, 07:15 PM

Not everyone is only concerned about their own welfare. You obviously are though. Foreign policy and domestic social policy concern me more than my pocket book.

08-24-03, 01:45 PM	#1 (permalink)
reazon1 Guest Posts: n/a	More voters would replace Bush! 49% of respondees would rather have someone else in the Oval Office, as opposed to 42% who would keep him. As oil prices soar, the Iraq problem continues, and the Road Map crumbles, it appears the trend will continue and George will meet the same fate as his father. A small victory..

08-25-03, 08:43 AM	#4 (permalink)
Ash Was up above it. Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: L.A., New York, Chicago, Boston, Seattle, Forney Posts: 27,059	My orange card is in the glovebox of my jeep, waiting to be used. __________________ My milk snake brings all the girls to the yard.

08-25-03, 04:33 PM	#12 (permalink)
Adam D Feline Leukemia Survivor Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Law School Posts: 7,758	It's highly unlikely that anybody could organize the kind of support for action fast enough to force Congress (or even the president) to take effective measures to improve the economy to make it worth the time and effort before the elections. Our best bet is to make sure we get a president who will improve, rather than harm the economy. __________________ This is my signature.

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08-24-03, 04:17 PM	#2 (permalink)
Satchel Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Plaino Posts: 2,973	It seems some people are peeking around their flags and actually paying attention.

08-24-03, 05:30 PM	#3 (permalink)
reazon1 Guest Posts: n/a	yeah lets see if those people can get off their fat asses and go to the polls... and if G.Dub doesn't have another backup plan in case he lose..

08-25-03, 12:51 PM	#6 (permalink)
randyc Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: back in the ussr Posts: 505	hope at what cost? this economy aint fixin' itself. we wait for another whole calendar year for a possible change in leadership. then we wait another 3 or 4 months for a possible new administration to start acting. We wait some untold number of months for the economy to become a priority. We wait an untold number of years for any new economic policy to take effect. By my calendar that puts some sort of economic action at about 2 years out. I wonder how long we can hold our breath? You guys all want rid of bush so bad.... what alternative is there? Dean? will he try to put forth some sort of sensible economic and immigration policy?

08-25-03, 01:05 PM	#7 (permalink)
Satchel Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Plaino Posts: 2,973	The economy is the least of my worries. I'd be happy to just see us back off the imperialism.

08-25-03, 01:50 PM	#9 (permalink)
randyc Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: back in the ussr Posts: 505	people not worried about the economy are ones that have jobs. imperialism? what's that got to do with me paying rent?

08-25-03, 03:50 PM	#11 (permalink)
Satchel Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Plaino Posts: 2,973	I don't vote my wallet. If I did I would have to vote for Dubya. That isn't going to happen.

08-25-03, 07:01 PM	#14 (permalink)
randyc Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: back in the ussr Posts: 505	granted, bush was handed a failing economy but...... that was like 3 years ago. even with 9/11 and the finalization of the dot bomb, they should have been able to do SOMETHING about this shit. to date, i've seen NO action from this administration to do help the situation. the only weapon of mass destruction i'm worried about is the big negative balance in my account that's making me worry about rent in 5 days. people vote their pocket book. if not, then they are a fool. show me the candidate with some sensible economic policy and a sensible immigration policy and they've got my vote and anybody else's i can convince to vote with me.

08-25-03, 07:15 PM	#15 (permalink)
Satchel Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Plaino Posts: 2,973	Not everyone is only concerned about their own welfare. You obviously are though. Foreign policy and domestic social policy concern me more than my pocket book.