Wednesday, March 17, 2004
As I sit here, unemployed, and blogging, it heartens me to know our government wants to reassure people concerned about tech job outsourcing. Unfortunately, it's not American workers they're seeking to reassure.
Powell Reassures India on Technology Jobs
(excerpt-)"NEW DELHI, March 16 — Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, encountering the other side of a tempestuous debate in the United States, sought to assure Indians on Tuesday that the Bush administration would not try to halt the outsourcing of high-technology jobs to their country."
Whew, well that's a relief! wait, no it's not. After this, the awesome new Iraqi constitution, the new promises to illegal aliens, and the Free Trade of the Americas Agreement I really think Bush thinks he's running for king of the world, rather than President of The United States of America. Either that or he really doesn't give a crap about us at all. All the stuff I just mentioned, combined with his deplorable domestic agenda seems to point to the latter.
Powell Reassures India on Technology Jobs
(excerpt-)"NEW DELHI, March 16 — Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, encountering the other side of a tempestuous debate in the United States, sought to assure Indians on Tuesday that the Bush administration would not try to halt the outsourcing of high-technology jobs to their country."
Whew, well that's a relief! wait, no it's not. After this, the awesome new Iraqi constitution, the new promises to illegal aliens, and the Free Trade of the Americas Agreement I really think Bush thinks he's running for king of the world, rather than President of The United States of America. Either that or he really doesn't give a crap about us at all. All the stuff I just mentioned, combined with his deplorable domestic agenda seems to point to the latter.
