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honorman
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DLW
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Especially if Dean gets nominated by the Dems and things continue to get better in Iraq and the Economy starts producing more jobs.

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Blood Washed Heretic
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  		   Posted 12/30/2003 5:33 AM (GMT -6)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
...like a job for ME.

In essentials, unity; In matters of opinion, liberty; In all things, love.

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DLW
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  		   Posted 12/30/2003 8:42 AM (GMT -6)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Krugman gives some evidence that the benefits from the latest boom have been highly uneven...

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/12/30/opinion/30KRUG.html

It ain't over til the fat lady sings!

Sorry to hear about your employment woes, BWH!
dlw

Niebuhr thought that sustained moral energy in politics depended on religion's power to mobilize reason along with self-transcending love. The prophetic tradition, meanwhile, gave Jews and Christians some protection against the temptation to identify their social causes with God's will. Lincoln's second inaugural address expressed the prophetic insight, "The almighty has His own purposes."

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Mayflower
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  		   Posted 12/31/2003 8:29 AM (GMT -6)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
DLW wrote:
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Krugman gives some evidence that the benefits from the latest boom have been highly uneven...

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/12/30/opinion/30KRUG.html


Alas, I couldn't open the NYT link. Was the author Paul Krugman?
In searching http://yahoo.news/ for the NYT article that you referenced, I found another Krugman article that had also been published in the NYT -- and, reprinted in the IHT.
The IHT link/article is probably "time-limited" (as are most online articles); however, I will attach it below.

Peace & blessings,

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Paul Krugman, NYT: "Looting the Future"
[Reprinted in: The International Herald Tribune]
http://www.iht.com/articles/120427.htm

IHT Article Print Page:
http://www.iht.com/cgi-bin/generic.cgi?template=articleprint.tmplh&ArticleId=120427

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DLW
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  		   Posted 12/31/2003 1:10 PM (GMT -6)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Yeah, it is Paul Krugman. I think you need to register with the NYTIMES, this doesn't cost anything, to see its articles...

The article gets at how there is evidence that the recent economic gains have been rather inequitably distributed. Fancy stores have done well, while Walmart hasn't done very well and so on...

You can always make a personal copy and offer to share it with others...

dlw

Niebuhr thought that sustained moral energy in politics depended on religion's power to mobilize reason along with self-transcending love. The prophetic tradition, meanwhile, gave Jews and Christians some protection against the temptation to identify their social causes with God's will. Lincoln's second inaugural address expressed the prophetic insight, "The almighty has His own purposes."

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