Blogs by Robert M. Liu
A Message to Lawrance G. Lux
2/27/2004 6:58:44 PM
You needn't waste your energy repeating your laundry list of accusations against the Bush administration, because the left-wing Democrats have already made the same list well-known.
Hi, LGL:
You needn't waste your energy repeating your long laundry list of accusations against the Bush administration, because the left-wing Democratic propaganda machine has already repeated the same list for who-knows-how-many times.
The fact is at 5.6%, U.S. unemployment is not excessive. Let's say 9 million or somewhat more Americans are out of work. That's a lot of real people facing real financial problems.
But if we put things in perspective, we needn't scream at this figure like the left-wing Democrats do.
Remember the U.S. population is nearly 300 million. Of such a large population, there have to be a certain percentage who can't find work. The left-wing Democrats just want to blow the problem out of proportion to fool the public. Tell me what country is withuot joblessness?
The left wing hates American Dominance. Fine. Now, America has lost its dominance in the manufacturing sector to China. Is the loss of American Dominance a cause for celebration? Like they say, be careful what you wish for.
As cheap Chinese products flood the U.S. market, many American workers have lost their jobs to China. CNN's Lou Dobb keeps calling this phenomenon "job outsourcing". But remember American consumers benefit from cheap Chinese imports.
If the left-wing Democrats block free trade and cheap Chinese imports, prices will rise sharply, hitting consumers like you where it hurts, i.e. their wallets. If that's what you want, vote Democratic.
One of the reasons why inflation is low is because the Bush tax cuts have reduced the cost of doing business for U.S. companies, which in turn pass on the savings to consumers like you. If the tax cuts are repealed by the left-wing Democrats, prices will rise for consumers like you.
You just pretend you don't know. But I believe you actually know the Democratic catch very well. That's why you say you won't vote.
Sincerely,
Robert M. Liu
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