RE: [CPF0000] Good new, bad news about Hewlett-Packard and American Workers...

["Mark Villa" <as400-4-me@xxxxxxxxx>]

-->subjects such as science and math. The report says, quote,
-->"Americans who
-->think that foreign workers are no match for U.S. workers in
-->knowledge,
-->skills and creativity are mistaken."

So what! The backlash will come.
No one cares what those pro-cheap-labor reports say except CEO's

We are talking about core survival now.
The gloves are off and will stay off.

A side note:

---IMAGINE---
You are the US president.

Even though you have won a war, you are not popular and it's re-election
time.
Most of your program initiatives are perceived as "loot taking" (which is
true) and helping the rich get richer.
Your booboo's on TV about under qualified Americans causing the current job
exodus will never be forgotten.
What can you do to ensure re-election?
Foster an initiative on a program where there is no way to measure it, an
emotionally positive nationally embraced common theme between all.
Foster an initiative that is hard to find fault with.
Foster an initiative that is easy to get support for, hard to cut down, and
distracting from your core weaknesses.

Pay the media to minimize talk of "initiative costs" and maximize tube-time
for "good presidential talk & kudus" for such a bold initiative since the
days of president XXXX

Schedule the release of such an initiative to boost you into re-election.

What could this possibly be? Is there such a topic to sway the American
heart?
To take the weary concern away from hardworking voting Americans?

I got it!
How about a job creating-spending spree to build a base on the moon.

After re-election, it will be easy to list 100's of reasons to cancel.

Mark Villa in Summerville SC