Who Connects With Their Worries?


	Who Connects With Their Worries?

merrie

6-10-2008 3:24 AM

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energy and non-energy inflation, oil, wages, low inflation

merrie says:

Either way, voters will move to the candidate who connects with their worries. Right now those worries are up for grabs.

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