Bush to shift message to healthy economy (Get ready for the spin machine)

WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush, who gets higher marks for handling the economy than running the Iraq war, is spending two days this week trying to convince voters Republicans are the best stewards of matters affecting the wallet.

More here: http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/10/22/bush.economy.ap/index.html

Oh, Little Monkey, don't you know the following: the stock market is a reflection of productivity not wealth, the housing bubble is bursting, real incomes have flat-lined and YOUR RUINOUS FUCKING TAX BREAKS FOR THE WEALTHY AND YOUR EQUALLY INSANE WAR IN IRAQ HAVE BANKRUPTED US?!?

Oh, wait, you're the White House Capuchin, of course you don't know these things.

The middle class of "America" ain't buying the "Bush" bull anymore.Our good jobs gone,our businesses being bought up by foreign investors who are taking the benefits from us and stealing our retirements.
No more lies,no more borrowing on our kids taxes,it's time for a positive change.
WAKE UP AMERICA,THROW THE BUMS OUT!
VOTE IN NOVEMBER! VOTE DEMOCRAT,SEND A MESSAGE-JOHN Q PUBLIC IS TAKING THE COUNTRY BACK!
VOTE,TAKE A FRIEND,TELL TWO FRIENDS, AND PUT AMERICA BACK ON TOP!
VOTE DEMOCRAT,SEND A MESSAGE!
NO MORE LIES,NO MORE SOUND BYTES,NO MORE STAY THE COURSE,NO MORE NATION BULDING FAILURES!
NO MORE SLEAZY DEALS WITH DRUG COMPANIES,NO MORE WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION,NO MORE FAILED
HOMELAND SECURITY DEALS,NO MORE FEMA FAILURES,NO MORE ENRONS.
THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF THE REASONS TO VOTE ""DEMOCRAT"!

a D+ instead of a D-. He still has nothing at all to talk about, little Georgie is a failure and he can't cover it up anymore.

immigration---not going to touch that, gay marriage-- Fuggetaboutit, ok the economy---ding, ding, ding, yes we'll now trot out the economy talking points, run um the flag pole and see how they fly, yup, thats the ticket!

http://www.newarkadvocate.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061021/NEWS01/610210303/1002/NEWS17
The Money Quote.
In fact, begging may be an indicator of a deeper economic problem, said Deb Tegtmeyer, executive director of the Licking County Housing Coalition.

Job loss, stagnant wages and the increasing cost of housing all contribute to not only begging, but in some circumstances, homelessness, she said.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 11.7 percent of Licking County residents lived below the poverty level in 2005, up from 7.5 percent in 2000.