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Re: Economic reporting: Then and Now
I recognize that Bush betrayed limited government virtues, but the inequity of the media prism is still pretty outrageous.
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Re: Economic reporting: Then and Now
"In a way, Obama's standing above the country, above the world... he's sort of God."Comment
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Re: Economic reporting: Then and Now
GOP and DEM party propaganda should be posted in the political abyss section.
The location of this thread is an insult to real ranting and raving done by Americans that aren't party cheerleaders whose principles only go as far as saying and doing whatever it takes in order to win the next election.
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Re: Economic reporting: Then and Now
both parties. made this mess. the press just follows the $$$.Originally posted by touhy View PostComment
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