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A little thank you for that. Good mix of righteous anger and economic concepts pitched at the proper level. Do you think that many Americans will change their economic views due to this crisis? or will it possibly go back to business as usual in a couple of years?

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by Ephemera on Tue Mar 18th, 2008 at 07:49:28 PM EST
The dollar going down in value is mentioned in the media, well at least on TDS/Colbert. If it's spinned properly it should hit home.

A 'centrist' is someone who's neither on the left, nor on the left.
by nicta (nico@altiva․fr) on Tue Mar 18th, 2008 at 08:34:20 PM EST
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My uncomfortable bet is that some conservative gentlemen will suggest that, since a big war solved the Great Depression, another war could be just the much needed solution.

Of course, it was not the WWII war effort who solved the economical problems, but social programmes which also created infrastructures, prudent laws and (not often mentioned)both the immigration to the US of very qualified people from Central Europe - freedom-loving, creative people - and finally the (temporary) destruction of other advanced industrialised nations.

I hope that McCain  does not win the election because several of those gentlemen will have his ear. As for H. Clinton, she's ruthless.

by findmeaDoorIntoSummer on Tue Mar 18th, 2008 at 10:40:31 PM EST
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