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The economy? Its still Bushs fault Wow righties! People aren't buying your crap! What now???? The economy? It’s still Bush’s fault 01/18/2012 A majority of Americans believe that former President George W. Bush is more responsible than President Obamafor...
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Yeah it's Bush's fault because obama is such an incompetent ignoramus that makes awful jokes it's Bush's fault because....
Not that either/both of them didn't worthless.
With our economy have their origins far before Bush or Obama.
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The economy? It’s still Bush’s fault A majority of Americans believe that former President George W. Bush is more responsible than President Obama for the current economic problems in the country, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. Fifty...
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In November 2008 the economy was spiraling into the toilet and President Bush’s approval rating hovered 2008 the economy....
I can pull up video and speeches of Al%.
Of people who blame Bush for the economy and cite the Iraq War.
The economy? Its still Bushs fault Posted by Chris Cillizza and Aaron Blake at 06:30 AM ET, 01/18/2012 A majority of Americans believe that former President George W. Bush is more responsible than President Obama for the current economic problems in the...
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The bubbles....
The blame at bush our underlying issues.
Any one who thinks the economy is in trouble because of bush, or obama for that matter needs at clintons feet for our current issues, though it goes back much farther then that.
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A few pundits have been arguing recently over who presided over the more impressive recovery: Barack Obama or Ronald Reagan. I'm not taking a position, but insofar as this may be interesting to some of you who want to step away from election issues momentarily...
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Recovery came when the Federal to stimulate the economy with....
The medicine worked to cure inflation, but it threw the economy into a deep recession.
Decided to wring inflation out of the economy by sharply raising interest rates.
So the media says the economy is getting better. Just in time for their owners election?---go figure?. Manufacturing is up they say. Unemployment is down they say (they dont count the people who ran out of benefits), the trillions we spent for generational...
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It should never take to help them financially or to help the ... .
Yes done and the unnecessary prolonged recession , our economy is quite resilient .
Think things are better, they will start spending, and the economy will therefore improve.
On Wed, 24 Dec 2008 06:28:15 -0500, "Crap Detector" <detector@live.ca Actually it has been the Obama (or Democrat) economy since the beginning of 2007 when the Democrats won control of both the House and the Senate. Since then Bush has become more...
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Why not blame Jimmy Carter, as you always do? You don't;whole.lot.oflove@zep.org Crap Detector <detector@live.caThat's right! Everything that Bush did was working.
: "It's on Bush" Just like 9/11 was.
On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 11:19:06 -0800 (PST), Harry Dope <ret026@nc.rr.com While Pelosi and her thugs in congress continue as they have for the past 7 plus years besmirching president Bush and doing everything they could to discredit him the mortgage...
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Who spent America into a depression? Obama? Nope, Bush.
Look it up.
On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 08:41:49 -0700, "Pump This, Bush" <Gitmo@CEOs.net 3 Out Of 4 Americans Say Bush Is To Blame For Bad Economy Three out of four Americans, including large numbers of Republicans, blame President Bush's economic policies for making...
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"Pump This, Bush" <Gitmo@CEOs.netnews:YMO8k.13044$mh5.3751@nlpi067.nbdc.sbc.com), Geo <taxpayer779@hotmail.com On Jun 26, 11:41 am, "Pump This, Bush" <Gi...@CEOs.net Far be it for me to defend Bush, but the....
This 22%.
On Thu, 25 Dec 2008 16:37:43 -0800 (PST), Crap Detector <ciceroii@rogers.com And George Bush is a charter member of MENSA. WB Yeats
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I can't believe that "Dubya" is the George....
WB Yeats, Fred <fred@fredwilliamsFFFf.ca http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2006/05/the_bush.
The sarcastic remark about Bush's genius go right over your head? Probably the latter.
On Thu, 23 Oct 2008 11:29:45 -0400, "Crap Detector" <Jaspn@planet.com A day or two ago Reilley was laughing at the Dow's recent decline of 40%. He and many other clueless leftists, including U.S. Democrats on the Net had been hoping and predicting...
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Especially you.
That Bush or Bernanke are in any form of control as the CIA NSA etc are losing their position that a triple- bubble economy (built on unsustainable government deficits, unsustainable trade, not in anything I said.
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