George Clooney is apparently not the only liberal proud to be out of touch with reality. Compare the headlines on Democrats.org with the real world:
Democrats.org
- 03/01/06 - American Families Feeling Economic Insecurity Under Bush’s Failed Policies
- 01/12/06 - Bush Economy Benefits His Friends But Leaves the Rest Behind
- 12/05/05 - Bush on the Economy: Long on Rhetoric, Short on Results
- 10/27/05 - Bush Plays to Base, Ignores Problems Facing Working Families
- 09/27/05 - Bush Economy Scares Consumers
The real world: Best job market in 5 years for grads
U.S. college graduates are facing the best job market since 2001, with business, computer, engineering, education and health care grads in highest demand, a report by an employment consulting firm showed on Monday.
“We are approaching full employment and some employers are already dreaming up perks to attract the best talent,” said John Challenger, chief executive of Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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The survey also found higher starting salaries this year
I don’t blame Democrats for being so frustrated. They don’t control any branch of the federal government and despite one of the worst terrorist attacks on our soil, two wars and an endless political offensive against those in power, things just keep moving along just fine. Remember the Democrat mantra during the 2004 campaign comparing Bush to Hoover on the job front.
John Kerry attacked President Bush’s record on the economy Wednesday, saying that middle-class Americans are suffering from poor choices made by a stubborn incumbent who “has created more excuses than jobs.” …
Bush talks about an “ownership society,” Kerry said. “Well, Mr. President, when it comes to your record, we agree: You own it.” …
“George Bush accomplished all this in only four years,” Kerry said. “Imagine what he could do in another four years.”
Well, Mr. Kerry, it’s looking good so far.
Of course, they knew this all along, which is why they wanted to beat Republicans in 2004. They knew the Republican-controlled government was successful, but they wanted to step in and claim credit.
Imagine. reality.
