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Originally Posted by genius
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Yeah, and the source for that article looks like it's something I can trust 100%. :rolleyes:
Is it slightly possible that Kerry is attempting to shoot down the strong job numbers by questioning if they are real or not? Consumer sentiment is up. Part of what is factored into that is job growth. If the economy is cooking the jobs will come.
Don't believe the bunk that Kerry is trying to spread around to confuse the real news on things like this. Do your homework, and get the facts on job numbers and growth in the economy first.
Same thing goes with oil prices and the argument that the Saudis are going to drop oil prices to get Bush elected. Another argument that holds no truth to it. The Saudis are not the only members of OPEC. They don't control the group. They may have influence, but there is more to it that that.
Oil prices are down slightly from $38 a barrel. OPEC is cutting the supply of oil to keep the price where it's at. They seem to like the income. There is no word from OPEC that they plan to increase the supply of oil. So, where is your data from that shows this elaborate plan of the Saudis?