[PAA-Discuss] mainstream aol poll

[Tami Halphen]

I think that people who live in poverty are not afraid of poverty and the
rich are getting richer.  Middle income people are pinched but that is an
annoyance more than anything.

Not only that, the economy is a hard thing to think of.  It isn't something
the non-thinking public ponders much.  I think most people believe the
economy goes in cycles and aren't sure the current administration is
actually to blame.

The hurricane was a natural disaster and I think a lot of people can
rationalize that another president - even a Democrat might not have done a
better job.

But the war in Iraq - it was a lie, we didn't have to go to war - and it's
costing a lot - money and lives.



On 2/28/06, RBrackman at aol.com <RBrackman at aol.com> wrote:
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> i also wondered about that, and about the hurricane response.  i like your
> pole tossing image.  r
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> In a message dated 02/28/2006 10:23:17 PM Central Standard Time,
> leeloe at igc.org writes:
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> With nearly 25% of us citizens living in poverty, I am surprised the
> economy is so low on the tose-em-out pole. Lee Loe
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Tammera Halphen

The Democratic Party is a BIG TENT, but there is NO ROOM for those
who advance the agenda of THE RICH (Corporate Owners) at the EXPENSE of
LABOR and the POOR.

In EVERY case, "Barriers to Trade" and "Restrictions on Corporations" were
created to protect something valuable!
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