Elephant or donkey, voters agree that keeping the economy on track is key

[Tripleshot]

The thrust of this is don't mess with a good thing. Last paragraph is an important consideration for voters.

It's the economy, stupid!

 

[thebestMAX]

Silly me. I thought it was the Supreme Court issue.

 

[DirkBelig]

Gee....Clinton has been railing against the "do-nothing Congress" because the GOP hasn't rolled over to take it up the pooper for his big-money agenda. (BTW: The GOP has been blowing the surplus too and for that I say, "KNOCK IT OFF F*CKERS!!!!)

The article doesn't bother to give credit to the GOP takeover of the Congress for reigning in Clinton's socialist goals. THEY forced him to enact the reforms that he now claims for himself. The media will NEVER give conservatives credit for anything they do from the balanced budget to the end of the Cold War.

For a Clinton News Network site to continue the spin is no surprise. They know Gore's toast so now they're trying to gin up a Dem. Congress because they figure they'll be able to bulldoze huge deficits thru him like they did Reagan.

 

[bigvince]

for those of you that dont want to wade through all the BS in this election let me simplifiy

Gore = loser

Bush = winner

vote for the winner.....

 

[desy]

Well
Statistically if you are basing how Unemployment and the DOW does as a measure of economy then you will vote Democrat, cause for as long as the Dow has been around it does better when the Dems are in the office and thats a fact.

 

[konichiwa]

I was JUST about to say what desy said.

 

[Capn]

Correlation doesn't necessarily denote causality. You could easily say that when the economy is doing better people vote in the dems, and when its poor they vote in the pubes.

 

[desy]

The DOW is a tad more responsive than an 8 to 12 stretch but If you are saying systemic problems occur in that time frame I'd have a hard time arguing that