Mario, I think it is time we set aside our petty differences and speak with a common voice. If conservatives like us cant agree in public, the socialists will surely exploit this to their advantage. With this in mind, let me reiterate what we agree upon with the Bush Administration:
1) Except for the recent credit squeeze caused by excessive borrowing, the Bush administration brought about fantastic levels of economic growth to the US as a result of massive government borrowing, and deficit spending. I do like the idea of money growing on trees. 2) Big government and low taxes: Like you, I love the idea of freeloading and not having to pay for anything. Why pay now, when you can pay later though higher inflation .. or better still have your children and grand children (in your case) pay for it. I confess, I have not yet reached your level proficiency in scamming the system by not having to work for your govt. benefits. Nor am I forward looking in arranging to have my grand kids pay for me! 3) Der Muslims: You hate muslims. I dislike muslims, christians and hindus. So, there, we share something in common. Hussain Obama must be a muslim, so I guess that makes him a evil doer terrorist too. 4) Democracy and freedom: Democratic Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Palestine, N.Korea off the terror list (the hundreds of missing Japanese and S.Koreans and thousands of imprisoned N.Koreans don't count). Iraq is another great success story, so much so that over 2 million Iraqies have left to spread the good news to other regions. Last but not least freedom for the terrorists in Pakistan to do what they please, such as the killing of hundreds of Americans (only the bad ones) in Afghanistan. Let us toast to a great 8 years of Bush. I highly doubt that either McCain or Obama will be able to match this stirling record. Marlon --- On Mon, 10/6/08, Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The facts will show that President Bush 43 inherited a > declining economy and > stock market in 2001 and the US was then hit by the sneak > attack on 9/11, > before the initial budget that he requested and Congress > approved, which > contained massive reductions in income tax rates and > investment tax rates, > was implemented beginning in October 2001.
