Monday is when Forrester Research issues its long-awaited study on the number of American jobs being sent offshore. Forrester helped fan the fires of this debate a couple of years back when it predicted the U.S. would lose 3.3 million jobs. There are still some who question whether offshoring would have turned into such a huge campaign issue for 2004 if the economy had not went into recession with little or no recovery. The original author of the report, John McCarthy, complained to the Wall Street Journal earlier this spring that he was miffed how people were seizing on his long-term projections, which he said represented an "educated guess."