Can Anyone Explain This Imagery? >>>

[Stephanie]

Scott Sforza must be running out of ideas. What's this all about? Is it completely arbitrary, or does he have some reason for referencing NY deli coffee cups?





Remind you of anything?

[htuttle]

1. Pull out your Social Security Card

And take a look at the design.

I think that was the intention, anyway.

[Vincardog]

7. Is it just me or does the Shrub's graphic look like an

argument for more jobs in the USA? If we don't have enough people working to pay our retired folks; shouldn't we get more people working? Remember this is the Administration that said outsourcing was and is good for the US economy.
:puke:

[mrbassman03]

2. Looks more like a social security card than a coffee cup...

[Oreo]

3. I think it's supposed to look like a SS card

So does that mean eventually we'll be at 10 beneficiaries for every for every worker when all the jobs go overseas?

[aden_nak]

4. Yeah, they modeled it after your SS card.

Which would have been clever, had anyone rememebred what their SS card looks like.

[Stephanie]

6. Such as me

Haven't seen that thing in years. Where is it? Hmmm.

[tubbacheez]

5. more evidence of corporate cronyism: product placement! :) n/t

[Stephanie]

8. Cheney's probably getting kickbacks from Chock Full o' Nuts

Folgers probably sponsored one of the Inaugural balls for $250,000.

[tubbacheez]

9. just wait until Pepsi sponsors military uniforms...

and Yum! Foods gets a no-bid contract to open a Taco Bell, a Pizza Hut, a KFC, and an A&W restaurant on every base worldwide.

the possibilities are endless!

[noamnety]

10. the revised version

[Stephanie]

11. That's right - you're on your own.

Democrats climb the ladder and then reach down to pull the next person up.

Republicans climb the ladder and and then pull the ladder up behind them.

[ultraist]

12. lol! Let's hope it stays Bush's plan and does't become our plan

What year is he referring to for the last category and what did they base that on? Current job loss rates? Life span? Poverty rates? Did they factor in dropping birth rates? Seems to me we need a little more info before we accept that model as accurate.

It appears to be an over simplification to cause alarm. But I agree, the REAL solution would be to create MORE JOBS.