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Author: topcattopcat Date: Jun 4, 2008 06:00
I'm always hearing that Americans are asked -
Do you think the country is headed in the right direction?
Every time I've heard the response to this question it's always been "No" by
at least a 60%% margin. It doesn't seem to matter who the President is, as
I've heard this during Clinton as well as the Bush Presidencies. But I never
actually any details as to *why* people respond this way.
So I ask you, do you think the country is headed in the right direction? If
not, why?
TC
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Author: Bob RuddBob Rudd Date: Jun 4, 2008 07:15
In article news3.newsguy.com>, topcat@aboy.com says...> I'm always hearing that Americans are asked -
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> Do you think the country is headed in the right direction?
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> Every time I've heard the response to this question it's always been "No" by
> at least a 60%% margin. It doesn't seem to matter who the President is, as
> I've heard this during Clinton as well as the Bush Presidencies. But I never
> actually any details as to *why* people respond this way.
>
> So I ask you, do you think the country is headed in the right direction? If
> not, why?
>
> TC
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Author: SaladSalad Date: Jun 4, 2008 09:34
topcat wrote:
> I'm always hearing that Americans are asked -
>
> Do you think the country is headed in the right direction?
>
> Every time I've heard the response to this question it's always been "No" by
> at least a 60%% margin. It doesn't seem to matter who the President is, as
> I've heard this during Clinton as well as the Bush Presidencies. But I never
> actually any details as to *why* people respond this way.
>
> So I ask you, do you think the country is headed in the right direction? If
> not, why?
>
> TC
>
No. The politics of division is wearying.
I'm also tired of the US being bullies, not good guys. Nobody with a
conscious would accept what we've done to Iraq. There's 4 million
refugees there and a bunch of rubble.
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Author: VandarVandar Date: Jun 4, 2008 11:03
topcat wrote:
> I'm always hearing that Americans are asked -
>
> Do you think the country is headed in the right direction?
>
> Every time I've heard the response to this question it's always been "No" by
> at least a 60%% margin. It doesn't seem to matter who the President is, as
> I've heard this during Clinton as well as the Bush Presidencies. But I never
> actually any details as to *why* people respond this way.
>
> So I ask you, do you think the country is headed in the right direction? If
> not, why?
It's revolving in the same direction as the rest of planet, so I'd have
to say yes, it's moving in the right direction.
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Author: daveparksdaveparks Date: Jun 4, 2008 11:18
On Jun 4, 7:00 am, "topcat" aboy.com> wrote:> I'm always hearing that Americans are asked -
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> Do you think the country is headed in the right direction?
>
> Every time I've heard the response to this question it's always been "No" by
> at least a 60%% margin. It doesn't seem to matter who the President is, as
> I've heard this during Clinton as well as the Bush Presidencies. But I never
> actually any details as to *why* people respond this way.
>
> So I ask you, do you think the country is headed in the right direction? If
> not, why?
>
> TC
Right direction? If I had to, I'd say it seems to be going Left.
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Author: Suzanne D.Suzanne D. Date: Jun 4, 2008 12:21
> So I ask you, do you think the country is headed in the right direction?
What's the right direction? West? Are we headed there? Why is west
better? Is this a philosophical question? What day is it?
--S.
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Author: Bob RuddBob Rudd Date: Jun 4, 2008 12:59
> Obama says "we may be Republican, we may be Democrats, but we are
> American's first". That's inclusive. The media has been exploiting the
> public for years to keep us divided, as well as the bush administration.
> I'd like to see us once again the "United" States.
>
Then you listen to Obama's wife and pastor and you realize just how
"inclusive" he really is not.
--
I hope we can all be good neighbors online!
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Author: intangible103intangible103 Date: Jun 4, 2008 14:01
Artificially inflated cost of living due to criminal conspiracy by
energy speculators, war without end, children without healthcare,
crumbling infrastructure...
Sounds like the right direction to me!
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Author: SaladSalad Date: Jun 4, 2008 19:49
Bob Rudd wrote:
> In article earthlink.com>,
> oil@vinegar.com says...
> >>Obama says "we may be Republican, we may be Democrats, but we are
>>American's first". That's inclusive. The media has been exploiting the
>>public for years to keep us divided, as well as the bush administration.
>> I'd like to see us once again the "United" States.
>>
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> Then you listen to Obama's wife and pastor and you realize just how
> "inclusive" he really is not.
>
So Obama has transmogrified into Rev Wright and his wife? I thought
Republicans were the only aliens here on earth.
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Author: Bob RuddBob Rudd Date: Jun 4, 2008 20:48
> Bob Rudd wrote:
>
>> In article earthlink.com>,
>> oil@vinegar.com says...
>> >>>Obama says "we may be Republican, we may be Democrats, but we are
>>>American's first". That's inclusive. The media has been exploiting the
>>>public for years to keep us divided, as well as the bush administration.
>>> I'd like to see us once again the "United" States.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Then you listen to Obama's wife and pastor and you realize just how
>> "inclusive" he really is not.
>>
> So Obama has transmogrified into Rev Wright and his wife? I thought
> Republicans were the only aliens here on earth.
> ...
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