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05 Sep 2003 08:21:24 AM |
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Re: *Democrat credibility getting worse* |
"scott" <ezgoing@intertex....net> wrote in message
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Microsoft to hire, hike R&D
Gates tells analysts tech outlook is bright; firm to add 5,000 jobs,
about $900M to R&D.
July 25, 2002: 12:56 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Microsoft Corp. plans to increase research
and
development spending by about $900 million, or 20 percent, in the fiscal
year that began this month, and also plans to increase its job base by
5,000
employees, Chairman Bill Gates told financial analysts Thursday.
Gates said the company believes the long-term outlook for the
technology industry is bright, and that investments the company is making
in
the coming year should help fuel future growth.
http://money.cnn.com/2002/07/25/technology/microsoft/
More good news! But of course that means BAD news for the Democrats, who
had hoped to use "It's the economy, Stupid!" for their election bid.
Instead, that election scheme of theirs is now in tatters.
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| User: "Erik A. Mattila" |
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| Title: Re: *Democrat credibility getting worse* |
05 Sep 2003 09:48:19 AM |
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Barbara Walker wrote:
"scott" <ezgoing@intertex....net> wrote in message
news:AhednbMR1b3uHsWiRTvUqg@intertex.net...
Microsoft to hire, hike R&D
Gates tells analysts tech outlook is bright; firm to add 5,000 jobs,
about $900M to R&D.
July 25, 2002: 12:56 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Microsoft Corp. plans to increase research
and
development spending by about $900 million, or 20 percent, in the fiscal
year that began this month, and also plans to increase its job base by
5,000
employees, Chairman Bill Gates told financial analysts Thursday.
Gates said the company believes the long-term outlook for the
technology industry is bright, and that investments the company is making
in
the coming year should help fuel future growth.
http://money.cnn.com/2002/07/25/technology/microsoft/
More good news! But of course that means BAD news for the Democrats, who
had hoped to use "It's the economy, Stupid!" for their election bid.
Instead, that election scheme of theirs is now in tatters.
Well, first you troglodyte right-wing spelunkers have to crawl out of a
cave that is 400 billion bucks deep. Can you do that by November 2004?
eam
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| User: "Bob Lancaster" |
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| Title: Re: *Democrat credibility getting worse* |
05 Sep 2003 11:54:06 AM |
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"Erik A. Mattila" <emattila@oco.net> wrote in message news:<3F58A233.3090906@oco.net>...
Barbara Walker wrote:
"scott" <ezgoing@intertex....net> wrote in message
news:AhednbMR1b3uHsWiRTvUqg@intertex.net...
Microsoft to hire, hike R&D
Gates tells analysts tech outlook is bright; firm to add 5,000 jobs,
about $900M to R&D.
July 25, 2002: 12:56 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Microsoft Corp. plans to increase research
and
development spending by about $900 million, or 20 percent, in the fiscal
year that began this month, and also plans to increase its job base by
5,000
employees, Chairman Bill Gates told financial analysts Thursday.
Gates said the company believes the long-term outlook for the
technology industry is bright, and that investments the company is making
in
the coming year should help fuel future growth.
http://money.cnn.com/2002/07/25/technology/microsoft/
More good news! But of course that means BAD news for the Democrats, who
had hoped to use "It's the economy, Stupid!" for their election bid.
Instead, that election scheme of theirs is now in tatters.
Well, first you troglodyte right-wing spelunkers have to crawl out of a
cave that is 400 billion bucks deep. Can you do that by November 2004?
eam
Please don't feed the trolls.
(alt.native removed from cross posts)
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| User: "Barbara Walker" |
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| Title: Re: *Democrat credibility getting worse* |
05 Sep 2003 12:18:30 PM |
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"Bob Lancaster" <boblancaster@zxmail.com> wrote in message
news:b470cb58.0309050854.6b68b534@posting.google.com...
"Erik A. Mattila" <emattila@oco.net> wrote in message
news:<3F58A233.3090906@oco.net>...
Barbara Walker wrote:
"scott" <ezgoing@intertex....net> wrote in message
news:AhednbMR1b3uHsWiRTvUqg@intertex.net...
Microsoft to hire, hike R&D
Gates tells analysts tech outlook is bright; firm to add 5,000
jobs,
about $900M to R&D.
July 25, 2002: 12:56 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Microsoft Corp. plans to increase
research
and
development spending by about $900 million, or 20 percent, in the
fiscal
year that began this month, and also plans to increase its job base by
5,000
employees, Chairman Bill Gates told financial analysts Thursday.
Gates said the company believes the long-term outlook for the
technology industry is bright, and that investments the company is
making
in
the coming year should help fuel future growth.
http://money.cnn.com/2002/07/25/technology/microsoft/
More good news! But of course that means BAD news for the Democrats,
who
had hoped to use "It's the economy, Stupid!" for their election bid.
Instead, that election scheme of theirs is now in tatters.
Well, first you troglodyte right-wing spelunkers have to crawl out of a
cave that is 400 billion bucks deep. Can you do that by November 2004?
eam
Please don't feed the trolls.
(alt.native removed from cross posts)
Thanks, Bob.
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| User: "Capt. Fuzz" |
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05 Sep 2003 01:42:03 PM |
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Your wrong. You need to have credibility before you can lose it.
--
No, you've got the wrong number. This is 9-1....2.
- Police Chief Clancy Wiggum
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| User: "MIB529" |
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05 Sep 2003 02:50:29 PM |
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"Erik A. Mattila" <emattila@oco.net> wrote in message news:<3F58A233.3090906@oco.net>...
Barbara Walker wrote:
"scott" <ezgoing@intertex....net> wrote in message
news:AhednbMR1b3uHsWiRTvUqg@intertex.net...
Microsoft to hire, hike R&D
Gates tells analysts tech outlook is bright; firm to add 5,000 jobs,
about $900M to R&D.
July 25, 2002: 12:56 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Microsoft Corp. plans to increase research
and
development spending by about $900 million, or 20 percent, in the fiscal
year that began this month, and also plans to increase its job base by
5,000
employees, Chairman Bill Gates told financial analysts Thursday.
Gates said the company believes the long-term outlook for the
technology industry is bright, and that investments the company is making
in
the coming year should help fuel future growth.
http://money.cnn.com/2002/07/25/technology/microsoft/
More good news! But of course that means BAD news for the Democrats, who
had hoped to use "It's the economy, Stupid!" for their election bid.
Instead, that election scheme of theirs is now in tatters.
Well, first you troglodyte right-wing spelunkers have to crawl out of a
cave that is 400 billion bucks deep. Can you do that by November 2004?
Besides which, if Gates is right about anything, I'll eat my RedHat.
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| User: "Erik A. Mattila" |
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05 Sep 2003 04:57:46 PM |
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MIB529 wrote:
"Erik A. Mattila" <emattila@oco.net> wrote in message news:<3F58A233.3090906@oco.net>...
Barbara Walker wrote:
"scott" <ezgoing@intertex....net> wrote in message
news:AhednbMR1b3uHsWiRTvUqg@intertex.net...
Microsoft to hire, hike R&D
Gates tells analysts tech outlook is bright; firm to add 5,000 jobs,
about $900M to R&D.
July 25, 2002: 12:56 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Microsoft Corp. plans to increase research
and
development spending by about $900 million, or 20 percent, in the fiscal
year that began this month, and also plans to increase its job base by
5,000
employees, Chairman Bill Gates told financial analysts Thursday.
Gates said the company believes the long-term outlook for the
technology industry is bright, and that investments the company is making
in
the coming year should help fuel future growth.
http://money.cnn.com/2002/07/25/technology/microsoft/
More good news! But of course that means BAD news for the Democrats, who
had hoped to use "It's the economy, Stupid!" for their election bid.
Instead, that election scheme of theirs is now in tatters.
Well, first you troglodyte right-wing spelunkers have to crawl out of a
cave that is 400 billion bucks deep. Can you do that by November 2004?
Besides which, if Gates is right about anything, I'll eat my RedHat.
And I'll kick my YellowDog.
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| User: "Erik A. Mattila" |
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| Title: Re: *Democrat credibility getting worse* |
05 Sep 2003 12:41:02 PM |
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Barbara Walker wrote:
More good news! But of course that means BAD news for the Democrats,
who
had hoped to use "It's the economy, Stupid!" for their election bid.
Instead, that election scheme of theirs is now in tatters.
Well, first you troglodyte right-wing spelunkers have to crawl out of a
cave that is 400 billion bucks deep. Can you do that by November 2004?
Clinton increased the federal debt EVERY year he was in office, so clearly
HE was able to climb out of HIS deep financial cave. He got reelected.
Just like Bush will.
Now, now, now...let's not commit the cardinal error of confusing the
national debt with the budget deficit. But you're spreading lies on
both counts.
Clinton paid down the national debt for three years in a row -
1997-2000, by $355 billion. The 2000 payment was $216 Billion, the
largest in US history. This didn't keep the debt from rising due to
interest accumulations and inflation, but significantly dropped the
increase rate. Under Bush, the rate is increasing rapidly, and it's
predicted the $6.4 Trillion legal ceiling will be hit next February.
The 400 billion (growing daily) is the budget deficit. That's the hole
you have to climb out of to put the US economy back on course. The
chances of Bush doing this in a year is nill. The predictited deficit
for next year is 480 billion, and Bush seems unable to controll his
reducing revenues and increasing spending.
eam
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| User: "Barbara Walker" |
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| Title: Re: *Democrat credibility getting worse* |
05 Sep 2003 01:01:57 PM |
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"Erik A. Mattila" <emattila@oco.net> wrote in message
news:3F58CAAE.2070509@oco.net...
Barbara Walker wrote:
More good news! But of course that means BAD news for the Democrats,
who
had hoped to use "It's the economy, Stupid!" for their election bid.
Instead, that election scheme of theirs is now in tatters.
Well, first you troglodyte right-wing spelunkers have to crawl out of a
cave that is 400 billion bucks deep. Can you do that by November 2004?
Clinton increased the federal debt EVERY year he was in office, so
clearly
HE was able to climb out of HIS deep financial cave. He got reelected.
Just like Bush will.
But you're spreading lies on
both counts.
Followed quickly by....
Clinton paid down the national debt for three years in a row -
1997-2000, by $355 billion. The 2000 payment was $216 Billion, the
largest in US history. This didn't keep the debt from rising due to
Yes, EXACTLY as I said. Thank you for showing us that it is YOU who are
the liar, sir.
interest accumulations and inflation, but significantly dropped the
increase rate.
Oh, I have no doubt you Clinton Apologists have all sorts of "reasons" you
attempt to trot out for WHY the federal debt increased under Clinton's
leadership.
Funny how those whackjob Democrats who attack President Bush for "increasing
the federal debt" NEVER say it's "rising due to interest accumulations and
inflation". Oh no, those whackjob Democrats reserve THOSE excuses for
Clinton alone.
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| User: "" |
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05 Sep 2003 11:14:20 AM |
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"Erik A. Mattila" wrote:
Barbara Walker wrote:
More good news! But of course that means BAD news for the Democrats,
who
had hoped to use "It's the economy, Stupid!" for their election bid.
Instead, that election scheme of theirs is now in tatters.
Well, first you troglodyte right-wing spelunkers have to crawl out of a
cave that is 400 billion bucks deep. Can you do that by November 2004?
Clinton increased the federal debt EVERY year he was in office, so clearly
HE was able to climb out of HIS deep financial cave. He got reelected.
Just like Bush will.
Now, now, now...let's not commit the cardinal error of confusing the
national debt with the budget deficit. But you're spreading lies on
both counts.
Clinton paid down the national debt for three years in a row -
1997-2000, by $355 billion. The 2000 payment was $216 Billion, the
largest in US history. This didn't keep the debt from rising due to
interest accumulations and inflation, but significantly dropped the
increase rate. Under Bush, the rate is increasing rapidly, and it's
predicted the $6.4 Trillion legal ceiling will be hit next February.
The 400 billion (growing daily) is the budget deficit. That's the hole
you have to climb out of to put the US economy back on course. The
chances of Bush doing this in a year is nill. The predictited deficit
for next year is 480 billion, and Bush seems unable to controll his
reducing revenues and increasing spending.
eam
Now Bush is going to give our hard earned tax moneys to North Korea.
JBT
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| User: "Gringo" |
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05 Sep 2003 11:48:28 AM |
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On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 16:15:56 GMT, "Barbara Walker"
<barbara.walker4@verizon.net> wrote:
Clinton increased the federal debt EVERY year he was in office, so clearly
HE was able to climb out of HIS deep financial cave. He got reelected.
Just like Bush will.
But Bill Clinton was spending money that he had and managed to finish
up with nice surpluses. Bush is spending money he doesn't have -
bigtime. Sounds like he's doing the same thing you claim Democrats do,
except that Bush is doing it extravagantly and with no forethought
whatsover for the future.
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