ONLY BUSH BELIEVES IN HIS OWN ECONOMIC FAIRY TALES

Mark my words, this recession we are in is going to be a rough one.

Despite what Bush believes to be the exact opposite of what is really going on with our nation's economy, I'm seeing the effects already--and I don't have to go far to tell you what that is.

Take Wal-Mart for example. I swore I would never shop in this place, because I had always assumed it would take much needed jobs away from our economy.

Until I discovered how many plastic bins I could get with my money--then I fell in love with the place.

To make a long story short, Wal-Mart has been the place of low, low, prices--until I found my usual brand of generic toilet paper and other basic necessities were going up by a dime here and a dime there--all in the space of a month or two--and then I knew that even Wal-Mart was having problems keeping prices low.

And Bush? Bush will always remain Bush. Only he believes in fantasy make-believe. Or in this case...his fairy tale economics.

Where--if you only believe hard enough (like he does)--then all our economic hardships will turn into that real boy.

And if not? Bush will then turn and make a joke about how bad things are going. Because he doesn't believe in the real-world in which we all live.

But he will find out soon enough--just how harsh things are going to get for us all.

Schuyler Thorpe

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Everett, WA 98204

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