Economist endorses Kerry

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The Economist today endorsed John Kerry for President. Why is this significant? Well they endorsed Bush in 2000 and Dole in 1996, so this is a bit of a departure for the magazine. And if a widely respected and usually accurate publication like The Economist is endorsing someone other than the incumbent, what does that say about the state of the American economy or its outlook?

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  1. maybe you meant that as a rhetorical question, but I figure it means that they figure they have a better chance at a good economy with Kerry than with Bush right?

    ‘sides George Bush is a lamer

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