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Mon Jan-26-09 10:46 AM
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I'm Glad Obama is using the word "inherited" |
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Bush had no reason to use those words.
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Mon Jan-26-09 10:47 AM
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1. oh me too. that is not the first time he has said that. |
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damn straight, we inherited bush's mess.
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Mon Jan-26-09 10:49 AM
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2. Me too and he should at every opportunity he gets. nt |
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Mon Jan-26-09 01:46 PM
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10. VP Biden is saying it too "inherited". |
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Mon Jan-26-09 10:50 AM
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3. Well, Bush did "inherit" a recession - the dot-com burst. |
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Of course by the time he took over, it was well on the mend and pretty much over.
Maybe he means the recession after 9/11. In that case, no, that was on your watch George.
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Mon Jan-26-09 11:53 AM
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and would have been minor had economic policy remained sane.
Unfortunately, Stupid was cheated into office and immediately began to bankrupt the government through ruinous tax cuts. His policies starved working people who support 2/3 of the economy via the consumer sector while encouraging the type of greed at the top that led to bubble market after bubble market.
Face it, gin blossom boy's economic policies were disastrous and have brought us to where we are now. No Democrat would have been guilty of the same idiocy, of resurrecting Reaganism and continuing to pursue it for an additional six years after it failed yet again.
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Mon Jan-26-09 01:46 PM
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He was the one of the worst things since Hoover to hit our economy.
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Mon Jan-26-09 12:54 PM
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The indicators were looking bad--but the recession was declared to have initially started in 3/2001--when Bush was in office.
He was promptly blamed for it by dems, but wasn't responsible for it. Clinton had the opposite problem--the recession he "inherited" was over but since unemployment lags most indicators he got credit for the recovery.
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Mon Jan-26-09 01:45 PM
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Mon Jan-26-09 10:52 AM
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4. Don't you just love hearing the words roll |
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like.........excutive order...inherted. Music to my ears!!!
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Mon Jan-26-09 10:55 AM
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5. The Bush recession didn't begin until 2002, a year+ after he took office, and it hasn't ended yet. |
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Edited on Mon Jan-26-09 10:56 AM by ThomWV
The Bush Recession - which last 6 of his 8 years in office - did not begin until he had been President for over a year. However to hear Republicans tell the story of our economy you'd think differently. According to Republicans Obama inhereted the Clinton Recession that Bush did all he could to bring to an end.
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