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By: nonpartisan

nonpartisan — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 07:06:23 +0000

My head is out of my “a$$” and let me tell you something. Bill Clinton did not do much to help this economy unless you believe that global trade and welfare reform help us. Neither of these are ideas that our current administration buys into, but for some reason you apparently do. This is why you yourself should not support Obama and his tax cheat panel. Fact; the economy grew in the 90′s due to the entrepreneurial expansion that low tax rates encouraged in the 80′s under Reagan. Anyone who does not know that to be the truth has truely been brain washed by the silver tongued devil’s that currently sit atop Capital Hill. Not a bad expansion of our economy when you look at how the country was left by Joe Biden’s buddy, Jimmy Carter.

By: nonpartisan

nonpartisan — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 06:46:26 +0000

First off, let me say that I did not vote for Bush or Obama and quite frankly I am appalled that anyone would be so ignorant as to even bring Bush into this other than to say that his doubeling of the nation’s debt was wrong and that our current president is not doing the American people any favors by doubeling down on mistakes that Bush made and using him as a scapegoat. Really people, wake up. The American people have been asleep at the wheel for a long time now and the people who attended the tea party have gained my respect for finally deciding to no longer be the silent majority.

By: Bill Adkins

Bill Adkins — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 17:58:24 +0000

My facts are accurate and clear, GP – you should become more acquainted with reality. George W. Bush turned Clinton’s booming economy into Herbert Hoover’s Crash, complete with Bushvilles. You don’t even make it to half truth with your ‘stagnating economy’ and ‘moderate slowdown.’ It was the Republican policies that delivered this Great Recession, no more, no less. Do get your head out of your a$$.

By: GP

GP — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 09:10:25 +0000

Hey Bill,

You are right, sort of. But then that’s the way with libs. You state half truths and bend facts just enough to support your point of view.

Let’s review. George W inherited an economy that the liberal press says was the best in the history of the country. What they don’t state is that it was already well known that it was stagnating and headed into a moderate slow down. George W also inherited a failed Clinton foreign policy that resulted DIRECTLY in what happened on Sept 11. So George W was presented with a stagnating economy and a war. That is far from anything he caused or could have prevented.

Considering the direction the economy was headed George W and the republicans did a pretty good job helping the economy to stabilize until the Dems took over in 2006. The bulk of the large deficits up to then was to fight the war.

I keep hearing about the debacle of the Medicare Prescription program. Everyone seems to forget that it was John Kerry and the democrats that drove that into the top campaign issue of that election. To the point that it would have been impossible to win that year unless the candidate embraced that program. The difference was that George W had the integrity to actually implement it rather than just use it as a campaign promise to be discarded after winning.

So get your facts straight before stating half truths to support invalid conclusions and unfair incriminations.