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Date Posted: 01:21:36 10/02/03 Thu
Author: Curt
Subject: Re: Artists against bush (EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TOO)
In reply to: Adam Baldwin 's message, "Artists against bush" on 16:31:15 10/01/03 Wed

The wonderful things Mr. Bush has done for his country;

 Since Bush took over the country, roughly 2.5 million people have lost their jobs.
 The House voted today on one of Bush�s proposals to eliminate over time pay for millions of works.
 Bush just recently gave a speech in MI in which he spoke for 24 minutes and raised $1.4 million dollars to sponsor his upcoming campaign. (That�s almost $60,000 a minute!)A Senior Official for MI Republican party then stated to the people that were protesting to quote "Get A Job!" (It must be nice to make that kind of money)
 Mr. Bush�s budget to rebuild Iraq includes One Billion dollars to import Oil into Iraq (I thought Iraqi has one of the biggest oil reserves in the world?)

*just a few things i have dug up in the past 30 minutes*

I believe that anyone who wants to criticize the Government in their country is more than welcome to do so. Especially when the majority of the people in the US did not vote for the person running their country.

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