> In his NYTimes column article with the title of "Who Will Tell the
> People?", Thomas Friedman explained the decline of American power,
>
> "[we are] not as powerful as we used to be because over the past three
> decades, the Asian values of our parents’ generation — work hard,
> study, save, invest, live within your means — have given way to
> subprime values: “You can have the American dream — a house — with no
> money down and no payments for two years.”"
>
> The following also caught my attention.
>
> "Much nonsense has been written about how Hillary Clinton is
> “toughening up” Barack Obama so he’ll be tough enough to withstand
> Republican attacks. Sorry, we don’t need a president who is tough
> enough to withstand the lies of his opponents. We need a president who
> is tough enough to tell the truth to the American people. Any one of
> the candidates can answer the Red Phone at 3 a.m. in the White House
> bedroom. I’m voting for the one who can talk straight to the American
> people on national TV — at 8 p.m. — from the White House East Room." ...

> In his NYTimes column article with the title of "Who Will Tell the
> People?", Thomas Friedman explained the decline of American power,
>
> "[we are] not as powerful as we used to be because over the past three
> decades, the Asian values of our parents’ generation — work hard,
> study, save, invest, live within your means — have given way to
> subprime values: “You can have the American dream — a house — with no
> money down and no payments for two years.”"
>
> The following also caught my attention.
>
> "Much nonsense has been written about how Hillary Clinton is
> “toughening up” Barack Obama so he’ll be tough enough to withstand
> Republican attacks. Sorry, we don’t need a president who is tough
> enough to withstand the lies of his opponents. We need a president who
> is tough enough to tell the truth to the American people. Any one of
> the candidates can answer the Red Phone at 3 a.m. in the White House
> bedroom. I’m voting for the one who can talk straight to the American
> people on national TV — at 8 p.m. — from the White House East Room." ...

> In his NYTimes column article with the title of "Who Will Tell the
> People?", Thomas Friedman explained the decline of American power,
>
> "[we are] not as powerful as we used to be because over the past three
> decades, the Asian values of our parents’ generation — work hard,
> study, save, invest, live within your means — have given way to
> subprime values: “You can have the American dream — a house — with no
> money down and no payments for two years.”"
>
> The following also caught my attention.
>
> "Much nonsense has been written about how Hillary Clinton is
> “toughening up” Barack Obama so he’ll be tough enough to withstand
> Republican attacks. Sorry, we don’t need a president who is tough
> enough to withstand the lies of his opponents. We need a president who
> is tough enough to tell the truth to the American people. Any one of
> the candidates can answer the Red Phone at 3 a.m. in the White House
> bedroom. I’m voting for the one who can talk straight to the American
> people on national TV — at 8 p.m. — from the White House East Room." ...

> On May 7, 5:06 am, "ltl...@hotmail.com" hotmail.com> wrote:
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>> In his NYTimes column article with the title of "Who Will Tell the
>> People?", Thomas Friedman explained the decline of American power,

>

>> "[we are] not as powerful as we used to be because over the past three
>> decades, the Asian values of our parents’ generation — work hard,
>> study, save, invest, live within your means — have given way to
>> subprime values: “You can have the American dream — a house — with no
>> money down and no payments for two years.”"

>

>> The following also caught my attention.

>

>> "Much nonsense has been written about how Hillary Clinton is
>> “toughening up” Barack Obama so he’ll be tough enough to withstand ...

> On May 7, 1:06 pm, Chen europe.com> wrote:
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>> On May 7, 5:06 am, "ltl...@hotmail.com" hotmail.com> wrote:

>

>>> In his NYTimes column article with the title of "Who Will Tell the
>>> People?", Thomas Friedman explained the decline of American power,

>

>>> "[we are] not as powerful as we used to be because over the past three
>>> decades, the Asian values of our parents’ generation — work hard,
>>> study, save, invest, live within your means — have given way to
>>> subprime values: “You can have the American dream — a house — with no
>>> money down and no payments for two years.”"

>

>>> The following also caught my attention.

> ...

> my attention.

> On May 7, 6:06 am, "ltl...@hotmail.com" hotmail.com> wrote:
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>> my attention.

>
> A multi-party system allows the existence of mavericks like John "Big
> Mac" McCain. A single-party system and collective dictatorship does
> not allow for mavericks. Proof: Name one maverick in the CCP.

> On May 7, 3:06 am, "ltl...@hotmail.com" hotmail.com> wrote:
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>> In his NYTimes column article with the title of "Who Will Tell the
>> People?", Thomas Friedman explained the decline of American power,

>

>> "[we are] not as powerful as we used to be because over the past three
>> decades, the Asian values of our parents’ generation — work hard,
>> study, save, invest, live within your means — have given way to
>> subprime values: “You can have the American dream — a house — with no
>> money down and no payments for two years.”"

>

>> The following also caught my attention.

>

>> "Much nonsense has been written about how Hillary Clinton is
>> “toughening up” Barack Obama so he’ll be tough enough to withstand ...

> On May 7, 10:48 am, bmo...@nyx.net wrote:
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>> On May 7, 3:06 am, "ltl...@hotmail.com" hotmail.com> wrote:

>

>>> In his NYTimes column article with the title of "Who Will Tell the
>>> People?", Thomas Friedman explained the decline of American power,

>

>>> "[we are] not as powerful as we used to be because over the past three
>>> decades, the Asian values of our parents’ generation — work hard,
>>> study, save, invest, live within your means — have given way to
>>> subprime values: “You can have the American dream — a house — with no
>>> money down and no payments for two years.”"

>

>>> The following also caught my attention.

> ...