Just got home, turned on CNN to see how New Hampster’s primary is going, and the first thing I see in “The Situation Room” (that name is hokey and hilarious, btw) is the results of a poll about our “BOOMING Economy” (David Jordan’s words, not mine).
87% of Dems think the economy is weak. No surprise there. But 51% of GOP’ers surveyed also think the economy is weak. That’s right, half of the people that supposedly side with Mr. Jordan feel the economy is far from “booming”. If they surveyed half Dems and half Repubs (which they did), that would put the overall number at about 75% of Americans that think the economy is weak…not “booming”.
It makes me hypothesize that that only people who think it’s BOOMING are upper-class people who have no problem with the middle-class disappearing, and that’s class warfare. Period.
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Vonster
// Jan 10, 2008 at 2:54 pm
The economy is automatically great when there’s a Demo is the WH – automatically the worst economy EVAR when there’s a Republican there. Yup.
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