No comment on Obama's speech or Jindal's response? Wow!

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MrBubbles on 26 February 2009

w/e... the path is set. no point talking anymore about it.

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That Guy on 26 February 2009

iono, I see it happening both ways. The poor and middle class have more money to spend on consumer goods, thus giving businesses more revenue, in turn, creating a demand for more jobs.

If the customers do not have any money to buy your product, it doesn't matter how much tax cuts you will get as a business owner.

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damkira on 26 February 2009

Another great speech by Obama. He did a good job laying out many of the programs in the stimulus and has a great speaking style. Republicans and Democrats alike were awed by him.

Jindal, on the other hand, sounded like Mr. Rogers. I can't wait for this guy to get his ass handed to him in '12. This guy picks volcano monitoring as an example of wasteful government expense. This guy is a complete and total joke.

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akuma587 on 26 February 2009

Frankly, I don't think Jindal will get past the primary.

Do people really think the GOP will vote for someone with a Hindu background when they were frightened to death that Obama might be a Muslim? I hate to break it to everyone, but the GOP thrives on xenophobia. Why do you think they rally around anti-immigration policies?

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