Obama '08?

My interest was kept throughout the speech by the slim possibility that he might say something that suggested he truly has realigned his viewpoint to a more central position.

The GOP tellS the American people they want to cut taxes and create jobs, but never explain how they're going to accomplish that.

The argument here is not whether high speed rail or better internet connectivity are desirable, but rather whether additional government programs, funded by added Federal borrowing to support, them will aid our economic productivity or competitiveness - at a time where the burden of government spending at all levels is already limiting economic activity.

I think the answer is pretty clear.

The events taking place in Egypt right now are what Obama has planned for the US.

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The argument here is not whether high speed rail or better internet connectivity are desirable, but rather whether additional government programs, funded by added Federal borrowing to support, them will aid our economic productivity or competitiveness - at a time where the burden of government spending at all levels is already limiting economic activity.

I think the answer is pretty clear.

I think the answer is clear too. You don't know what you are talking about.

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My interest was kept throughout the speech by the slim possibility that he might say something that suggested he truly has realigned his viewpoint to a more central position.

I guess if he moved from the right to the center, that would be an improvement.

We need to start considering what we are going to do in a post-industrial world.

parados wrote:

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The argument here is not whether high speed rail or better internet connectivity are desirable, but rather whether additional government programs, funded by added Federal borrowing to support, them will aid our economic productivity or competitiveness - at a time where the burden of government spending at all levels is already limiting economic activity.

I think the answer is pretty clear.

I think the answer is clear too. You don't know what you are talking about.

A very odd statement in view of the crisis unfolding in Europer today.

A very odd statement on your part, seeing as the crisis in Europe has to do with speculative banking much more so than government spending.
Cycloptichorn

Cycloptichorn wrote:

A very odd statement on your part, seeing as the crisis in Europe has to do with speculative banking much more so than government spending.
Cycloptichorn

You have described the problem as it exists in Iceland Latvia and Ireland., not the far larger, very different, and more ominous problems in Greece, Portugual, Spain, Hungary and even the UK and France.