Al
Gore Should Have Been President
This
article was made out of date on 9/11. Thank God we have a Texan for President
and a vice-president from Wyoming, who have a Jamaican from the streets
of New York as their chief advisor!
- PBS 9/29/2001
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January 2001
Al
Gore should have been named president in 2000. This doesn't mean that I thought
he was actually elected, its just that America would be a better place in 2004
with Al Gore as president.
Prelude
The
economy of the 1980's were the result of the Reagan Bubble. It was presumed
that Ronald Reagan would be good for business because of his 'lower taxes and
cut government' platform. People put a little money into stocks in case he was
effective. As people put money into the market, the market increased. People
saw the rise and put a little more in. Soon the trickle became a creek and then
a river.
Jerry
Ford was right. He knew that economics is largely psychological. He tried to
beat inflation with his WIN buttons (Whip Inflation Now). He knew if people
thought things were going to get better, they would. It just took some one with
Reagan's confidence and persona to pull it off.
I
felt sorry for whoever followed Reagan. If people thought that the economy was
taking a downturn, they would start acting like it was in a downturn. Soon it
would become a self-fulfilling prophesy with a market reversal.
This
happened to George Bush. The economy dipped in the early years of his term,
but picked up at the end.
Clinton
benefited from Reagan's economic plans. The tax cuts and healthy economy allowed
people to invest in new companies, new companies like Intel and Microsoft and
3Com and Qualcomm and US Robotics, and all the other companies that help revolutionize
the economy and cause a major boom. Clinton also benefited from an adversarial
congress who prevented him from messing with the economy too much.
Clinton
made a major mistake, though. Bill wasn't content to leave things alone. We
had two mules pulling our economy, Intel and Microsoft. Bill shot one in the
leg and then held the gun to the head of the other. The economic wagon jolted
to a halt, and dot-coms started to drop like flies. Who ever followed Bill Clinton
would inherit his dying economy.
The
Setup
Democrats
are brilliant. The Democratic party, however, has no morals. They once were
the party of the people, helping the common man, but they are now only concerned
with concentrating the power of their ruling elite. Compare the Democratic Party's
attitude towards Bill Clinton and Ted Kennedy as opposed to their attitude towards
Zell Miller, Bill Bradley, or Jimmy Carter.
But,
although the are immoral people, they are brilliant marketers. They are masters
of the catch-phrase, slogan, and sound bite. They can take the most blatant
lie, spin it in honey, and march a dozen spokespeople out on the talk shows
to flood the airways. They are a propaganda machine that would make Goebbels
jealous.
Republicans
are stupid. One of the reason that the Democrats have done so well is that
the Republicans are idiots. First, they lost track of the Reagan ideals of 'lower
taxes and less government'. Second, they don't have anyone who can present their
ideals to the public. Everytime the Democrats lose ground with their scandals,
the Republicans blow their chance by trotting out Trent Lott or Jesse Helms
to rail about 'homersecksualls' and 'ferners'.
Back
to 2000
If
Al Gore was elected president, he would be a one-term president. The economy
would tank because of Clinton's stupid economic programs. Al doesn't have the
charisma and savvy to put of a turn around. He would be soundly defeated in
2004.
The
Republicans wouldn't run an effective campaign in 2004. Since they are idiots,
they would run some half-baked candidate like Bob Dole's dog.
People
would be ready for a change. Jesse Ventura would finally come out of the closet
and admit that he was a Libertarian. He would get the Libertarian presidential
bid. Jesse's celebrity would attract attention, much like Ralph Nader received.
Once they are exposed to it, people would realize that the Libertarians have
a platform that is logical, inclusive, and broad reaching. Jesse would win the
election, starting a major improvement in the government.
What
if Bush is Elected?
If
George W. Bush is elected, he'll have problems. The Democrats will not give
him a moment of peace, but will fight for the 2004 election from the day of
the inauguration. The economy will tank and Bush will get the blame instead
of having it placed at Clinton;s feet where it belongs. George W. Bush will
be a one-term president.
Who
will then be elected in 2004?
The
2004 election will go to the most powerful Democrat in America. The election
will go to one of the most brilliant and manipulative politicians our country
has every known. The 2004 election will be won by Hillary Clinton. She will
run and she will win.
This
is why Al Gore needs to be elected president, to protect us from Hillary!
Adversity
magnifies deep character flaws that no pair of sunglasses can conceal. Hillary
Clinton's resentful visage and insouciant behavior this past week reveal
that -- like her husband -- she suffers from a fatal inability to put love
of country above love of self.
-- Michelle Malkin Jewish World Review 9/28/2001 |
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