I couldn't duplicate those numbers at all. As I said, I googled budget cuts and occupy change national conversation under news, not a regular google search and looked at the articles that were most relevent to the search, not total hits.

FuzzNJ wrote:

So maybe the national conversation has changed quite as much as you thought/hoped!

HockeyDad wrote:

No silly - Lindsey Lohans titties.

MikeyRavioli wrote:

Online Athens

Sydney Morning Herald

WSET

National Journal

TIME

Seattle Post Intelligencer

Boston.com

Huffington Post

HealthLeaders Media

FuzzNJ wrote:

You're right HD. Newscasts and newspapers have been focusing on Paul Ryan's budget, Boehner's cuts and republican austerity measures more than ever and ignoring OWS. It's all been in my mind. Thanks for setting me straight.

FuzzNJ wrote:

They have created conversation. It may be a little more in the news here in NY NJ than it is in other parts of the country. Even here it has cooled a little. But it has created conversation. There is no denying it.

Sadly, conversation doesn't "pay the bills". A bunch of fat people can converse about diet and excersize. All the fatties agree their weight is a problem. The conversation won't make them weigh less.

A bunch of hippies talk about the need for economic reform. People agree that economic reform is needed. The conversation won't bring any reform.

Supporting candidates with new ideas beings reform. Sadly Obama vs whomever the Republicans put up will be devoid of new ideas.

MikeyRavioli wrote:

I thought I was a centrist until you told me I was a blue dog. Now I am a Torie? I flip flop a lot.

MikeyRavioli wrote:

Both don't like change. ;)

FuzzNJ wrote:

Got thing we have not had any change for three years!

HockeyDad wrote:

Pretty horrible actually. Bernie Sanders for Pres!

FuzzNJ wrote:

I loved him on the Detroit Lions back in the day. Sad he never was on a good team



[sarcasm]

MikeyRavioli wrote: