On Fri, 4 Dec 2009 04:25:42 -0500, "Buerste"
wrote:
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Can the Conservatives turn around this blatant power grab when they take
back Congress in 2010 and the WH in 2012?
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It appears to be very late in the game for any such turnaround.

It increasingly appears that the "establishment's" idea of
economic recovery and development is the [re]inflation of asset
bubbles rather than the [re]establishment of a solid base of high
value added manufacturing.

For one thing the trained workforce has been dissipated, and for
another, much of the physical plant, infrastructure and
supporting businesses have been liquidated.

Even if there was the political will to again stress domestic
high value added manufacturing, the workforce must be
[re]trained, the plants, machines, and processes reconstructed,
and the supporting businesses reconstituted.

In any event, the RINOs and neo-con/closet fascists, even with a
new Republican/Conservative cost of camouflage paint won't/can't
get the job done.