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Talking with a group of 16 undecided voters at a coffee shop in Portsmouth, N.H., Hillary Clinton showed another side.
If you haven't seen the primary source, there it is.
Bears beware. The New Deal of 2008 is in the works. The US Treasury is about to shower households with rebate cheques to head off a full-blown slump, and save the Bush presidency. On Friday, Mr Bush convened the so-called Plunge Protection Team for its first known meeting in the Oval Office. The black arts unit - officially the President's Working Group on Financial Markets - was created after the 1987 crash. If true, shouldn't this be in a U.S. paper? The Times today, reporting on President Bush's speech yesterday at the Union League Club in Chicago (Bush Admits Economy Faces Challenges), mentions a proposal that might be part of the Democrats' stimulus package: "...a $500 across-the-board rebate, possibly to be returned to taxpayers in their paychecks through the payroll tax system, as well as a plan to restore the $1,000 per child tax credit to many low-income families that currently do not qualify for it." But "aides to Mr. Bush say he will not make a decision about whether to offer a stimulus package, or what it should contain, until later this month, in time for his State of the Union address scheduled for Jan. 28."
...As previous posters pointed out, the US wins in terms of weather, standard of living, good service, affordable housing, outdoors lifestyle, and can do attitude. I've never lived in England, so I have no idea. As a tourist, I thought the pubs closed early and marveled at the age of some people's houses.
Matsushita's Net-enabled TVs will let users access YouTube's video-sharing site and Google's Picasa photo-sharing site by simply pressing a button on the remote control, the Nikkei said. An Internet TV that only gets two Web sites? Meanwhile, news out of the Consumer Electronics Show suggests the rest of the industry is going the other way: Cable TV plans to standardize technology Initiative could open door so TVs, gadgets work regardless of provider. From AP, PHILADELPHIA - Facing pressure from regulators, the cable TV industry plans to make good on a promise to standardize its technology and open the door to televisions and other gadgets that don't need cable boxes to receive video-on-demand programs and other interactive services.
Photos and quotes from most of the usual suspects, all but one dead. (Harry Crews) is in there, but not Dorothy Parker.) 1 CommentsLeave a comment |
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I wonder which campaign guru came up with that tears up idea.
Fortunately Hil later put her foot in her mouth again while down playing MLK, thus realienating anyone influenced by the tears bit.
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