by the way the unemployment figures have gone down. If you read that quote you posted Jerrek, it says 1.3 millions have been made THIS YEAR buut the count went down sharply before that. But that is highlighting how close the election is in the fact that Bush has lost jobs but had a good year so again its 50/50
also as for the
budget deficit
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Originally Posted by BBC News
The size of the 2004 budget deficit - $521bn - is a new record, easily exceeding the $290bn at the beginning of the Clinton administration.
Also highly significant is the fact that spending on the military and homeland security, at $450bn, now exceeds the total amount of discretionary spending on all other domestic programmes such as education, transport, and housing.
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Surely spending more on wars and armys is not as important as Education
The best weapon against terrorism IS education!