The meltdown and its consequences/ripple effects...I viewed as inevitable....still do... and certainly accelerated on by the internet age. What happened would have happened regardless of who was in charge. Regardless of who initiated it, our country was not immune, and had/has its own real questions regarding sustainability, competitiveness in the new transparent market driven world we were heading into. People look to leadership during crisis, and I think Harper did a fine job, not because he's conservative, or maybe me, but because he appeared strong during a turbulent time. IMO, In times like these, being fiscally conservative was a good thing for everyone.
As far as the thesis, I would suggest "the meltdown" he led through has never happened before in this way. So at the time of Harper's thesis, the world was a much different place.
Rock...No I'm not a plant...but is your real name Walter? I knew a tax and spend Walter once and he called me a plant after I accused him of being one.
As far as the thesis, I would suggest "the meltdown" he led through has never happened before in this way. So at the time of Harper's thesis, the world was a much different place.
Rock...No I'm not a plant...but is your real name Walter? I knew a tax and spend Walter once and he called me a plant after I accused him of being one.
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