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McCain: Americans Are "Better Off" Under Bush Economics

John McCain's campaign accused Democrats of unfairly splicing McCain's statements from a debate on 1/30/08-- where he repeatedly said that Americans are "better off" now than they were before Presi...  
 
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toepro (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Jess, Bush didn't inherit a deficit, he inherited a surplus!
jess672005 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Actually, I meant to say 'recession'. My bad.
The tech bubble was on its way to bursting when Bush took office. It can't be blamed on him. The surplus then turned into a defecit. Of course, politically motivated economists on both sides of the fence can try to argue it was Clinton's or Bush's fault, but presidents alone cannot have such huge impacts on economic trends. If you want to argue the current crisis we are in, their is plenty of blame to go around, in both parties.
toepro (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Gotcha, (and not in a so-called sarah palin way) Of course you can point fingers on both sides of the fence but I've never seen a Republican spend the way GWB opened the taxpayers check accounts, If only "TRUE" Republicans would return to the Party's core values and not continue to get hi-jacked by far right wing neo-conservative christians! I honestly think the basis of the Republican Party Platform is best for the economy hopefully the party can make a comback based on it's "TRUE" values.
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What economy are you talking about Sen. Mcbush. This is from a man who has seven houses and forgets how many he owns. Where is Joe the Plumber his economic adviser. He believes health care is a privilage and not a right. Tell that to the millions of American who doesnt have it. Politics of fear and division is all I see.
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LarryB1984 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I swear this man has dementia and thinks its 1960, and I cant believe that after hearing this, that people were still stupid enough to vote for him!
ponyboy316 (11 months ago) Show Hide
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Even worse, people are still stupid enough to listen to him.
esgranny (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Hopefully, in light of the last week, he still doesn't support extending the tax cut, everyone will be taxed more for generations. HOw can one administration ruin a country so fast, really how did we the public allowed it to happen.
jess672005 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Yes, how CAN one administration ruin the country? Thats why we have checks and balances, in addition to elections by the people. What about the CONGRESS? Are they somehow guilt free? Bashing Bush is so easy and popular, and also so much being a part of the problem instead part of the solution. Down with partisinship!!!
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I agree, we have seen what 6.5 years of having a conservative president, conservative senate and a conservative congress has gotten us, I'd like to have a conservative congress during Obama's admin along with a neutral senate!
jess672005 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Sounds like we agree more than disagree, politically speaking. Personally, I despise the religious right's agenda, and think spending political capital on abortion and gay marraige issues is a big waste.  In fact, I support gay marraige as better insurance against domestic partner benefit tax fraud. But mostly I'm disgusted with how personal gain and partisanship is now the primary objective of politicians. I'm considering going Independent or Libertarian for these reasons.

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