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	<title>Comments on: Fed Bails Out Rich Arabs in Citigroup Deal</title>
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		<title>By: merck</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 25 Nov 2008 02:15:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Lou Dobbs had a long running series criticizing the â€œOutsourcing of Americaâ€ and our unbelievably bad trade policies to little avail. 

Iâ€™m no expert, but it seems to me weâ€™re in big trouble if we lose too much of our industrial base. 

If our countryâ€™s future depends on the media saving us, then in my opinion, we donâ€™t stand a chance. 

I think the internet stands the best chance for making change. It did wonders for Ron Paul, Barrack Obama and Howard Dean to name a few. It has opened my eyes more in the last two years, than the last thirty years of relying on the media for my news. I can hardly stand to watch the network news anymore. People like Katie Couric, Brian Williams, Bill Oâ€™Reilly and practically every other mainstream anchor, except for Lou Dobbs, make me sick to my stomach.   

Itâ€™s no wonder theyâ€™re trying to squash the internet in its cradle. Itâ€™s a major threat to the status quo.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Lou Dobbs had a long running series criticizing the â€œOutsourcing of Americaâ€ and our unbelievably bad trade policies to little avail. </p>
<p>Iâ€™m no expert, but it seems to me weâ€™re in big trouble if we lose too much of our industrial base. </p>
<p>If our countryâ€™s future depends on the media saving us, then in my opinion, we donâ€™t stand a chance. </p>
<p>I think the internet stands the best chance for making change. It did wonders for Ron Paul, Barrack Obama and Howard Dean to name a few. It has opened my eyes more in the last two years, than the last thirty years of relying on the media for my news. I can hardly stand to watch the network news anymore. People like Katie Couric, Brian Williams, Bill Oâ€™Reilly and practically every other mainstream anchor, except for Lou Dobbs, make me sick to my stomach.   </p>
<p>Itâ€™s no wonder theyâ€™re trying to squash the internet in its cradle. Itâ€™s a major threat to the status quo.</p>
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