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br> -- Martin Owens br> Sacramento, California /p> p> Obama is showing he is just another politician, trying to be all things to all people. Like Bill Clinton before him, you won't know what you're going to get until after January 20, 2009. He will obviously disappoint many people, the question is who? br> -- B. W. Peek /p> p> TAXMAN, ENEMY OF THE POOR br> Re: Peter Ferrara's Economic Growth and the Working Class : /p>Back in the early '90s, a question was posed to several panelists on a TV show: if an economic policy unquestionably benefited everyone, but disproportionately benefited richer Americans, would you be for or against it? Everyone one of the panelists on the left side of the spectrum voted thumbs down.
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