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Now that Hugo Chavez has done this…?

What benefit will the nationalization of utilities in Venezuela including oil give to America? Is nationalization an example for the US to follow? I believe you can nationalize things without becoming overtly Communist or anything. I think nationalization only puts a rope around an economy that’s going nuts and in a whole bunch of different directions – like the US economy. Stock market it the highest it’s ever been…yet we’re still paying out the whazoo for goods that simply are not worth what we pay for them – like gas and milk (two completely separate things – in no way am I comparing the two). Bottom line – is nationalization an example for the United States to follow?

No the people are not happy. Newt is going to come out with some reforms and I hope both parties listen to him at least.

Detroit 2010: GMC Granite


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