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[Blakjak]

You guys are way over my head for the most part as you obviously have much higher educations but I do understand the economy part, well mostly anyways. The slowdown in the economy is like you said cy a very cyclic thing and changes continuously, often despite efforts by the government. So many things govern it that from my view it's impossible to say whether Bush has really made a dent in 9/11 economic damages. The internet boom of the 90's has subsided in addition to the increasing number of jobs being lost to overseas markets. Can anything really be done to replace the jobs and the business lost by these two trends?- I don't really know. Personally I think you would have to have a drastic idealogical and social shift for there to be a truly effective increase in jobs, rather than just government programs and initiatives. And is another tech boom really all that likely?- maybe there are some new radically different types of products or technology coming out within the next decade or so that will provide a new frontiers but I do not really keep up with that sort of stuff. I unfortuantely miss the election by one day as my birthday is Nov. 8, but in one sense I am glad because I don't really care for either of the candidates and havent the time to really investigate which if either I would vote for.