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10-11-2010, 10:40 AM
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Obama's Fault?
The economy lost 8 million jobs during Bush's final months in office and Obama's first few months. Is this Obama's fault? NOOO! We cannot dig out of a recession in 2 short years. Bush and his policies are to blame for the economy. We need to give Obama more time. Why did the republicans oppose a deficit reduction commission after having previously supported it? Republicans want to see Obama fail. They don't want to cooperate on anything with democrats. So bah humbug to the republicans. Obama needs to become more partisan to increase majorities in a democratic congress. Republicans don't have a chance in 2012 when the truth is told.
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10-11-2010, 11:04 AM
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Re: Obama's Fault?
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The economy lost 8 million jobs during Bush's final months in office and Obama's first few months. Is this Obama's fault? NOOO! We cannot dig out of a recession in 2 short years. Bush and his policies are to blame for the economy. We need to give Obama more time. Why did the republicans oppose a deficit reduction commission after having previously supported it? Republicans want to see Obama fail. They don't want to cooperate on anything with democrats. So bah humbug to the republicans. Obama needs to become more partisan to increase majorities in a democratic congress. Republicans don't have a chance in 2012 when the truth is told.
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Obama is a disaster for the economy. He has lost jobs 15 of 21 months in office. Why? He promised to do net job creation. \
Most recessions last half as long as this one and climb back twice as fast.
Dedicated mind needs to buy a used econ book at a garage sale also.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88f8j...layer_embedded
How many jobs were filled when Obama was elected? 146 million
How many jobs are filled today? 139 million
How many people added to the work force in 21 months? 120,000 per month
Democrats controlled Congress since ............
By Jonathan Weisman and Shailagh Murray
Washington Post Staff Writers
Friday, January 5, 2007
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) was elected America's first female speaker of the House yesterday in a raucous, bipartisan celebration of a historic breakthrough, and hours later she presided over passage of the broadest ethics and lobbying revision since the Watergate era.
So the budgets came from Democrats.
Obama was a Senator from Illinois and voted in favor of these spending binges.
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10-11-2010, 11:13 AM
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Re: Obama's Fault?
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Originally Posted by Dedicated Mind
The economy lost 8 million jobs during Bush's final months in office and Obama's first few months. Is this Obama's fault? NOOO! We cannot dig out of a recession in 2 short years. Bush and his policies are to blame for the economy. We need to give Obama more time. Why did the republicans oppose a deficit reduction commission after having previously supported it? Republicans want to see Obama fail. They don't want to cooperate on anything with democrats. So bah humbug to the republicans. Obama needs to become more partisan to increase majorities in a democratic congress. Republicans don't have a chance in 2012 when the truth is told.
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Your 8 million in the last months of Bush is off by several million,
Give us the raw numbers by month.
Democrats are the problem and have no ideas for a solution. The only reasonable job creation months under Obama were hiring census workers.
Temporary gubment jobs.
http://gatewaypundit.firstthings.com...-million-jobs/
The graph shows the census hiring months. We will not expect honest data from dems on job creation.
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10-11-2010, 11:33 AM
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Re: Obama's Fault?
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The economy lost 8 million jobs during Bush's final months in office and Obama's first few months. ...
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I'm not smart enough to agree or disagree with the 8 million figure for jobs lost so I'll leave it unchallenged. My question is, "Is that a result of the Democrats taking over the legislature the last 2 years of the Bush presidency?"
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10-11-2010, 11:36 AM
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Re: Obama's Fault?
It's all Dubya's fault
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10-11-2010, 12:44 PM
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Re: Obama's Fault?
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I'm not smart enough to agree or disagree with the 8 million figure for jobs lost so I'll leave it unchallenged. My question is, "Is that a result of the Democrats taking over the legislature the last 2 years of the Bush presidency?"
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The Dems had congress. I posted the link above that shows job losses accelerating several months after the Obama regime come in.
If I went to a doctor, I would want treatment.
I wouldn't pay a doc that spent 21 months just blaming my previous doctor.
If we take out Census jobs, the 21 Obama months are all horrible in job creation.
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10-11-2010, 02:49 PM
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Re: Obama's Fault?
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I'm not smart enough to agree or disagree with the 8 million figure for jobs lost so I'll leave it unchallenged. My question is, "Is that a result of the Democrats taking over the legislature the last 2 years of the Bush presidency?"
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We have a winner. When the republican congress took over in the last term of Clinton a bad economy was turned around and it was Clinton who got the credit.
The economy was great in the first term of Bush. It was when the dems took over that it started going down. Barney Frank and his other liberal pals are to blame for the housing problem. It snow balled from there. Don't get me wrong, there were some things that Bush did in the end that I did not like, the bail outs and his spending.
Anyone with a small amount of common sense will know that the policies that Obama had implemented will never turn the economy around. It will only make it worse.
Mark it down that I am saying it now, when the republicans take back over the house you will begin to start seeing the economy turn around. However, it will be Obama who will get the credit. So many dumb people voting these days.
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10-11-2010, 11:50 PM
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Re: Obama's Fault?
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We have a winner. When the republican congress took over in the last term of Clinton a bad economy was turned around and it was Clinton who got the credit.
The economy was great in the first term of Bush. It was when the dems took over that it started going down. Barney Frank and his other liberal pals are to blame for the housing problem. It snow balled from there. Don't get me wrong, there were some things that Bush did in the end that I did not like, the bail outs and his spending.
Anyone with a small amount of common sense will know that the policies that Obama had implemented will never turn the economy around. It will only make it worse.
Mark it down that I am saying it now, when the republicans take back over the house you will begin to start seeing the economy turn around. However, it will be Obama who will get the credit. So many dumb people voting these days.
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You took the words right out of my mouth, glad I read thru the thread before posting, you said it better than I.
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10-11-2010, 11:51 PM
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Re: Obama's Fault?
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i'm not smart enough to agree or disagree with the 8 million figure for jobs lost so i'll leave it unchallenged. My question is, "is that a result of the democrats taking over the legislature the last 2 years of the bush presidency?"
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yes!!!!! It is!!
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10-11-2010, 12:28 PM
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Re: Obama's Fault?
The Dems keep blaming "Republican Obstructionism" for their inability to turn this economy around. How can the Republicans obstruct Obama's agenda when they control NOTHING in Washington? The Dems have all the power. You know why they don't go as far as they'd like to? There are a couple of reasons. First they have to contend with Blue-Dog Democrats who can't get reelected on a strictly socialist agenda so they have to oppose the liberal leadership on certain legislation. Second, the Dems don't have the courage to go all the way with their liberal agenda because deep down they know this country is more conservative than it is liberal and that liberal presidents don't last very long in office and liberal Congresses fade about as quickly.
Your party's days in power are numbered Dedicated Mind. Enjoy these last few months. It won't come back around this way for another 15-20 years!
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