選前On a blistering evening in Phoenix recently, a group of prominent civic leaders met to talk about America . Election Road Trip 2010 借款Encountering Anguish and Anxiety Across America By Joe Klein Thursday, Oct. 07, 2010 It didn't take long for the conversation to get around 室內設計to the fall of the Ottoman Empire . That's what happens when smart Americans get to talking about politics these days. Topic A is the growing 澎湖民宿sense that our best days as a nation are behind us, that our kids won't live as well as we did, that China is in the driver's seat. (See 支票借款more entries from Joe Klein's road trip.) This is a popular, perhaps even dominant, theme in the U.S. this season — but it doesn't 澎湖民宿begin to describe the anguish that dominated every conversation about politics I witnessed during a four-week trip across the country. With a 開幕活動month to go before a crucial election and campaign ads cluttering the TV, people were in a heightened state of political awareness. I've 關鍵字廣告covered more than a few midterm campaigns, but this one seems particularly fraught. 記者4週來開車到處跟選民聊天, 大部分的人對 於即將來臨的選舉很關鍵字排名感興趣, 但談話中劉露的是焦慮與不安, 她們深感到自己的小孩將不會有自己以往的好命, 還有中國目前是主導很多經濟的議題.Read more: 澎湖民宿http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,2024065,00.html#ixzz128B2ZZYV


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