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In response to an email… _ Most Americans have economic myopia – they can’t see the big picture, instead they tend to aim at the present target (Bush) only (which is just one of the many targets we need to see). Set aside partisan politics for a little bit – Democons and Republicrats are two [...]
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This is part of a discussion a friend of mine Silas and I had before the break in December about who is a better candidate, he is Huckabee supporter. I thought this dialog would make for a great blog post (and knowing Silas I’m sure he doesn’t mind our discussion being a little more public [...]
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