Last month, Junior released a personally signed report promising that his economic plan would create 2.6 million new jobs by 2004. (1) When data suggested that this would not be possible, he "distanced himself" from the report and "declined to endorse the jobs estimate" publicly during an Oval Office appearance. (2) Now, with a new jobs report showing that his economic program continues to fall short, Junior has resorted to outright dishonesty. (3)
Specifically, Junior deployed Labor Secretary Elaine Chao to Capitol Hill last week to claim that he never actually signed the report. She told lawmakers that Junior "doesn't sign this report." (4)
1. "2.6 Million Jobs On The Way. Bush Says", Atlantic Journal-Constitution, 2|11|04.
2. "The Challenger Gets Mentioned Early", Washington Post, 3|9|04
3. "Bush Declines To Endorse Prediction Of 2.6 Million Jobs", Baltimore Sun, 2|19|04.
4. "Americans Drop Out Of Labor Force, Posing Risks For Bush, Fed", Bloomberg, 3|8|04.
It will be the real issues that defeat Junior and his gang of neocon, draft-dodger, chickenhawks. He will get bad karma from his illegal war but in the final analysis, the economy will be his Waterloo.
Semper Fi,
Lt. Dan
Specifically, Junior deployed Labor Secretary Elaine Chao to Capitol Hill last week to claim that he never actually signed the report. She told lawmakers that Junior "doesn't sign this report." (4)
1. "2.6 Million Jobs On The Way. Bush Says", Atlantic Journal-Constitution, 2|11|04.
2. "The Challenger Gets Mentioned Early", Washington Post, 3|9|04
3. "Bush Declines To Endorse Prediction Of 2.6 Million Jobs", Baltimore Sun, 2|19|04.
4. "Americans Drop Out Of Labor Force, Posing Risks For Bush, Fed", Bloomberg, 3|8|04.
It will be the real issues that defeat Junior and his gang of neocon, draft-dodger, chickenhawks. He will get bad karma from his illegal war but in the final analysis, the economy will be his Waterloo.
Semper Fi,
Lt. Dan