10 February 2004
Shipping Our Jobs Overseas: A Good Thing, Says New Bush Administration Report
Yes, yes, I know, you'd think with so many unemployed and enraged already, the administration would downplay the fact that indeed they like things this way. It being an election year and everything, and Bush's administration having annihilated 2.2 million jobs since he took office with no gain.
But Bush, as you know, doesn't yet know what it's like to lose an election. So it can be understood, I guess, that he has no fear of letting an economic report go out that declares outsourcing jobs to other countries a "good thing."
Ask yourself: for whom?
And then realize that when Bush speaks of the American people, he doesn't mean anyone with less than $100,000 a year. He certainly doesn't mean you.
Do you think yet it's time for Bush to lose his job? If any of us did anything like the job he's done in office, would we? Yet there he stays. Laughing at you.
Yes, yes, I know, you'd think with so many unemployed and enraged already, the administration would downplay the fact that indeed they like things this way. It being an election year and everything, and Bush's administration having annihilated 2.2 million jobs since he took office with no gain.
But Bush, as you know, doesn't yet know what it's like to lose an election. So it can be understood, I guess, that he has no fear of letting an economic report go out that declares outsourcing jobs to other countries a "good thing."
Ask yourself: for whom?
And then realize that when Bush speaks of the American people, he doesn't mean anyone with less than $100,000 a year. He certainly doesn't mean you.
Do you think yet it's time for Bush to lose his job? If any of us did anything like the job he's done in office, would we? Yet there he stays. Laughing at you.
Labels: politics
¶ February 10, 2004
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