>>Yeah, for a bunch of dummies, we've been kicking some butt in the last 20 years! <vbg>
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>Economically, certainly. It all has to do with motivation. This really is the main achievement of Ronald Reagan. He gave each american back a sense of pride. Yes, you're reading this correctly, I'm making a compliment about a republican leader. Further, clinton (of course he is democrats and therefor by definition you would disagree < vbg >, really kept financial things in order and was able to book a spectacular growth in economy).
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So we can agree that Reagan was a good president and that Clinton rode the wave and was helped by the Republican tax cuts.


>Further it also has to do with the leading role of science (mainly booked by liberal scientists) in the US, and the american dream. But less to the political situation (which was okayish at that age).
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>From our perspective, your previous leaders (republican and democrats economically have done pretty well (yes you're reading this right). However much has changed with the current administration. What was build up in decades was destroyed in a few years time.
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>The american people are heavily manipulated by the biased media (Free speech? and indepedent media? ... huh, don't make me laugh ...) Most americans do not know anything about foreign politics at all, never been outside of the US (or maybe Canada or mexico) any would label anything from outside of the US as inferiour. They have a strong confidence in their leaders, though they don't have any eye for corruption, mud throwing, half truths and rightout lies. Don't even expect them to even basically have a grasp on international politics and how foreigners look at their country.
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The media always maipulates the masses. The media was behind Clinton and they have attempted to savage the Republican leaders. This is nothing new and is the reason Fox News is so popular. The people are smarter than you think. They know that the majority of the MSP has a liberal bent.

>IOW, 1 million zombies with a few strong leaders could achieve much. I do not know about you, but I choose not to be one of the zombies. I'd like to think and have an opinion of my own.
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>This is exactly why the US is fearing rising forces in asia.
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>John, you are clearly an uncurable naggy republican, who does not have any clue about reality outside your own little world and wishes not to test anything that points into a certain direction. You'd be better to play in your own little world and keep silent when grown ups talk.
>And please don't complain to mummy you've been slammed by a european hand byy argueing anti amercanism. It is childish. I'll buy you a candy and be a good boy.
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>have fun.

I have fun every day. I just caused a state senator to be removed from office here in Memphis, TN. by using my VFP skills to uncover massive fraud, felons voting, dead people voting,etc. As for Europe, Asia or any other part of the globe. They might be nice places to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there!!!!!!!!!! .Signature { margin-top: 12px; color: #666666; } .Signature a { color: #666666; }

John Harvey
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