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<blockquote data-quote="Tyrone Slothrop" data-source="post: 77917" data-attributes="member: 4701"><p>Tieguy, Clinton is gone, accept it. Are you really convinced that global warming can be 'fixed' in 8 years? I believe it was left to the Repubs to accept the Kyoto Treaty. Clinton, at least acknowledged the <strong>fact</strong> of global warming and took steps to do something about it.</p><p></p><p>I don't see you answering any questions put to you, but try this little experiment: go to Google, type in 'clinton global warming'. Open another window, go to Google, type in 'bush global warming'. Read both for awhile. Then get back to us.</p><p></p><p>In the meantime, why don't you explain to everyone how a person making $20k a year would budget the necessities of living.</p><p></p><p>Then contemplate this fact about the Bush economy:</p><p></p><p> Over 2001-2003, the US lost 2 million durable goods manufacturing jobs that paid an average annual salary of $46,800. Over the same period, the US lost 800,000 non-durables manufacturing jobs with and annual salary of $40,700 and 500,000 information service jobs with an average annual salary of $57,300. These are the top three areas of job loss over the 2001-2003 period.</p><p></p><p></p><p> From 2003-2005, the top three areas of job growth occurred in administrative and support services (+680,000 jobs created), health care and social assistance (+620,000 jobs created) and leisure and entertainment (+546,000 jobs created). Respectively, each of these pays an average annual salary of $26,178, $37,410 and $14,750. Notice how the top three areas of job creating have <strong>noticably lower annual incomes.</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p>You may find that you will be happier staying in the dream world you have created, rather than dealing with actual <strong>facts</strong>.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>PS--Clinton wasn't/isn't that much different from Bush, just smarter and a larger libido.</p><p></p><p>I have the smoker fired up, and a couple of racks of baby backs soaking up the mesquite, much more engaging than attempting to explain realities to closed minds.</p><p></p><p>adios, muchacho</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tyrone Slothrop, post: 77917, member: 4701"] Tieguy, Clinton is gone, accept it. Are you really convinced that global warming can be 'fixed' in 8 years? I believe it was left to the Repubs to accept the Kyoto Treaty. Clinton, at least acknowledged the [B]fact[/B] of global warming and took steps to do something about it. I don't see you answering any questions put to you, but try this little experiment: go to Google, type in 'clinton global warming'. Open another window, go to Google, type in 'bush global warming'. Read both for awhile. Then get back to us. In the meantime, why don't you explain to everyone how a person making $20k a year would budget the necessities of living. Then contemplate this fact about the Bush economy: Over 2001-2003, the US lost 2 million durable goods manufacturing jobs that paid an average annual salary of $46,800. Over the same period, the US lost 800,000 non-durables manufacturing jobs with and annual salary of $40,700 and 500,000 information service jobs with an average annual salary of $57,300. These are the top three areas of job loss over the 2001-2003 period. From 2003-2005, the top three areas of job growth occurred in administrative and support services (+680,000 jobs created), health care and social assistance (+620,000 jobs created) and leisure and entertainment (+546,000 jobs created). Respectively, each of these pays an average annual salary of $26,178, $37,410 and $14,750. Notice how the top three areas of job creating have [B]noticably lower annual incomes.[/B] You may find that you will be happier staying in the dream world you have created, rather than dealing with actual [B]facts[/B]. PS--Clinton wasn't/isn't that much different from Bush, just smarter and a larger libido. I have the smoker fired up, and a couple of racks of baby backs soaking up the mesquite, much more engaging than attempting to explain realities to closed minds. adios, muchacho [/QUOTE]
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