>>That's the real root of the GOP's problems - they keep wanting run the US like a business. But then again, the GOP is all about big business.
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>>With the economic problems this country has, don't you think that it might be a good idea to have someone in the White House that has a clue about making payrolls (having a balanced budget) and hiring people (growing jobs)?
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>>Typical left wing looney response...
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>Business runs on a relatively short term outlook. Shareholders aren't going to be to fussed about what might by 10 yeras down the line.
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>A country should be making decisions now about issues that will run for generations and that may involve a short to medium term unbalanced budgets to protect future growth and well being.
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> I suddenly feel like Chance in Being There :-)

LOL. "I like to watch."

At the end of the movie (maybe even after the credits) some outtakes are shown with Peter Sellers cracking up trying to deliver his lines. For a guy who started out as a comedian it must have been really hard to say those lines straight.

(For lurkers, the movie in question is "Being There").