Attention: TDR Forum Junkies 
Bush says it is. Can we have any intelligent responses saying it isn't?
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Economy Grows at the Fastest Pace in Nineteen Years
The U. S. economy surged ahead at the fastest pace since 1984 in the third quarter of this year! The Department of Commerce this morning announced that the nation's gross domestic product increased at the astounding rate of 7. 2 percent, exceeding economist expectations and more than double the 3. 3 percent rate the economy posted in the second quarter of this year.
Today's good news shows that the economy and consumer confidence is responding to President Bush's jobs and growth economic policies. The President's tax relief put more money back in the pockets of working families and helped American businesses to make new investments.
All signs point to a strong recovery.
The economy is adding new jobs.
Consumer confidence is rising.
The stock market is up 30 percent since March.
Inflation is low.
After-tax incomes are rising.
Home ownership is at 68% its highest level ever. Housing construction starts have remained outstanding.
Productivity is high.
Durable goods orders are up.
Small business optimism recently reached a record high level, according to the National Federation of Independent Business, and confidence among large-company CEOs reached its highest level in eleven years according to the Conference Board.
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Economy Grows at the Fastest Pace in Nineteen Years
The U. S. economy surged ahead at the fastest pace since 1984 in the third quarter of this year! The Department of Commerce this morning announced that the nation's gross domestic product increased at the astounding rate of 7. 2 percent, exceeding economist expectations and more than double the 3. 3 percent rate the economy posted in the second quarter of this year.
Today's good news shows that the economy and consumer confidence is responding to President Bush's jobs and growth economic policies. The President's tax relief put more money back in the pockets of working families and helped American businesses to make new investments.
All signs point to a strong recovery.
The economy is adding new jobs.
Consumer confidence is rising.
The stock market is up 30 percent since March.
Inflation is low.
After-tax incomes are rising.
Home ownership is at 68% its highest level ever. Housing construction starts have remained outstanding.
Productivity is high.
Durable goods orders are up.
Small business optimism recently reached a record high level, according to the National Federation of Independent Business, and confidence among large-company CEOs reached its highest level in eleven years according to the Conference Board.
