Re: Impeachment
gamer wrote:
> Lee K wrote:
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>> We're talking GDP here, remember?
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> ????? You referenced the claim "The great American jobs machine has
> averaged a net
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> increase of nearly 200,000 new jobs a month this year. Some 4.5 million
> more Americans are working today than in May of 2003, before the Bush
> investment tax cuts."
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> and I pointed out
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> "The total number of people on payrolls in January (2005)
> was 132.6 million, compared to 132.5 million when he took office in
> January 2001, an increase of only 0.1 percent over the four years." -
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> Where does GDP come into play?
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> Mind wandering again?
Probably not....see page 46 of the RNC Handbook for Apologists:
1. Arguments with Opponents
a. Losing
(1) Change subject.
More likely it's deliberate. I rest my case.
(^+^)))))))
George Z.
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Relevant Pages
- Re: How will taxes improve the economy?
... GDP buries the finance costs quite handily. ... government (the representatives of the common people of the USA) as a better judge of how to invest for the sake of Americans than I do the very wealthy that seek to maximize their own gains regardless of or even in spite of the common people. ... about their wealth maximization and that may well not coincide with the maximization of wealth of the US citizenry. ... by creating better lives for the common people does not say much about the American common people in particular. ...
(sci.econ) - Re: American health costs as GDP percentage are bogus
... that the other countries do not suffer. ... SWELLS the American per capita GDP to make it much larger than it will ... not comparing apples to apples. ...
(sci.econ) - Re: NBC: Prosperity Amid the Gloom; by George Will
... Yet another elitist Republican trying to tell the American people ... WASHINGTON -- Recently Bill Clinton, ... "Worst economy since Herbert Hoover,'' said John Kerry in 2004, while ... equivalent of the GDP of Taiwan. ...
(rec.music.artists.springsteen) - Re: American health costs as GDP percentage are bogus
... And this additional expense SWELLS the American per capita GDP to make it much larger than it will have been in the more "sane" nations on the planet. ... So when we compare American Medical costs with other nations using percentage of GDP we are not comparing apples to apples. ... In order to compare apples to apples in regard to the productive economy and social welfare we must remove the GDP bloat that results for American military spending. ...
(sci.econ) - Re: American health costs as GDP percentage are bogus
... expense SWELLS the American per capita GDP to make it much larger than ... we compare American Medical costs with other nations using percentage ... of GDP we are not comparing apples to apples. ...
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