KoRnGtL15Premium
join:2007-01-04
Grants Pass, OR | reply to BIGMIKE
Re: Jobs cuts R us I do not blame them. I blame the dumb Americans for voting him in twice. Guess they did not get enough the first round and wanted more. They delivered!
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| You 2 morons do realize that a lot of this is also the result of the individual in office before Bush right?
Do a little history and economic search and you will see that Presidential policy runs for a long time after one's administration. |
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Blame the corrupt politicians and corporations for defrauding our elections. As far as I'm concerned this is not what America voted for in 2004, and there needs to be something done about it(lynch mob?). But in the end, America did nothing, so yes its our fault, and the majority is dumb unfortunately.
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Skippy25, this is the last year bush has been in office, yea i guess you can say everything he has done is now taking effect. |
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said by Skippy25:You 2 morons do realize that a lot of this is also the result of the individual in office before Bush right? Do a little history and economic search and you will see that Presidential policy runs for a long time after one's administration. Actually, NO deregulation happened under Bush. Carter's Community Reinvestment Act (along with ACORN pressuring banks) and Bill Clinton leading the way is the REAL REASON FOR THE HOUSING CRISIS. Both Carter and Clinton pushed to let anyone buy the "American dream" of home ownership. In fact, Bush cleaned up Clinton's messes with the tax cuts because of absolute incompetence on the SEC during Clinton. Bush proposed reigning in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac BEFORE McCain in 2003. He was refused by Barney Frank and friends. McCain proposed it again in 2004 and was refused.
Did Clinton ever have a "surplus"? NO! If you take out the Social Security income (taxes), he had a deficit like anyone else.
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