134 - The Economic Pie Grows Faster And Is More Fairly Divided Under Democratic Presidents / QuickBlasts: Ayers, Rezko, ACORN, Surge, McCain's Temper

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🗓️ 16 October 2008

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Today we're going to cover a lot of ground, all geared towards pointing out the error of right-wing ways, in a manner that will convince undecided voters to support Obama.In the first segment you'll hear how under Democratic administrations, the economic pie has always grown faster, and in a more fairly distributed way, than under Republican rule.The last half of the show will be a bit of a

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0:00.0	Greetings, you're listening to podcast number 134 of Blast the Right.
0:24.0	I'm your host Jack Carr, great to have you on board.
0:27.2	Today we're going to cover a lot of ground.
0:29.8	All geared towards pointing out the era of right wing ways, in a manner that
0:34.4	will convince undecided voters to support Obama.
0:37.9	In the first segment, you'll hear how under Democratic administrations the economic
0:42.1	pie has always grown faster and, in a more fairly distributed way, than under Republican
0:48.4	rule.
0:49.4	The last half of the show will be a bit of a change of pace.
0:52.6	I'll give you a half dozen or so quick blasts on a variety of issues, including answering
0:58.4	some of the spheres being leveled against Obama, and pointing out the danger of John McCain
1:04.3	having his finger on the nuclear trigger.
1:06.9	Let's get right into it.
1:09.2	Most voters peg the economy as their number one concern.
1:12.8	If someone is still saying they're undecided, they may well be having a hard time determining
1:18.5	whether McCain's or Obama's economic policies will be better for them, better for the country.
1:24.0	Honestly speaking, most voters don't have the analytical tools of professional economists,
1:29.8	the kind of tools which would enable them to evaluate a set of economic measures.
1:35.0	So instead of trying to crunch the numbers to predict what'll happen if Obama's plans
1:40.0	are implemented versus if McCain's plans are implemented, you can suggest they look
1:45.1	at what history tells us.
1:47.4	Is there a clear pattern since World War II as far as Democratic versus Republican administrations?
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