If it's a democrat - big business will work against him if they don't get everything they want. Then again - if it's a Republican that doesn't give them everything they want - they'll work against him, too. Hmmm. This question is harder than I thought.
[1 point]216 days ago by sillynillyReplyEdited 216 days ago by sillynilly
Except that Dems usually allow the poor working man to keep just a little. They must have taken to heart the admonishment not to bind the mouths of the kine that tread the grain.
I do not agree with the term "strongly". I think it affects the economy somewhat, but not anymore than the majority of the house or senate does.
We are not in a slump right now only because of GW Bush, there are many factors that play into the current recession. Last but not least, remember "what goes up, must come down", always!
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If it's a democrat - big business will work against him if they don't get everything they want. Then again - if it's a Republican that doesn't give them everything they want - they'll work against him, too. Hmmm. This question is harder than I thought.
Except that Dems usually allow the poor working man to keep just a little. They must have taken to heart the admonishment not to bind the mouths of the kine that tread the grain.
No, no. They've got the CHINESE for that now ... (lol)
I yam an idjit, I yam...
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I do not agree with the term "strongly". I think it affects the economy somewhat, but not anymore than the majority of the house or senate does.
We are not in a slump right now only because of GW Bush, there are many factors that play into the current recession. Last but not least, remember "what goes up, must come down", always!