I know - none of this has anything to do with GW - right?
Hey Joey, and it has nothing to do with a democrat controlled congress either, right?
So, what was your little sarcastic GW comment?
WAKE UP!
I know - none of this has anything to do with GW - right?
Uh, we didnt get into this economy in just the last 16 months - and we have 6 years of republican controlled congress before that. SO dont even try to blame the dems in congress for the current economic woes.
Gas was $2.20 gal when the Dems ran on a campaign promise to fix it. Now it is $4.00 and climbing.SO dont even try to blame the dems in congress for the current economic woes.
Uh, we didnt get into this economy in just the last 16 months - and we have 6 years of republican controlled congress before that. SO dont even try to blame the dems in congress for the current economic woes.
Department of Homeland Security, Shamnesty, appointing a gun grabber as head of the ATF and attorney general, massive spending increases, fighting a politically correct war, Harriet Miers, the Transcontinental Highway, caving to global warming.Ok I am going to have to bite on this one shag.
Please tell me what blame are you willing to pin on Bush ? :shifty:
Give me the short list.![]()
I would argue that the minimum wage increase has had the most immediate and direct effect on payrolls and the economy. You can thank the Dem Congress for that one. And the media. And Bush. Min wage increases are nothing but tax increases on the poor.Uh, we didnt get into this economy in just the last 16 months - and we have 6 years of republican controlled congress before that. SO dont even try to blame the dems in congress for the current economic woes.
Ok I am going to have to bite on this one shag.
Please tell me what blame are you willing to pin on Bush ? :shifty:
Give me the short list.![]()
Looks like a good start.Off the top of my head?
Deficit spending/national debt
Immigration/amnesty
lousy rebuilding of Iraq
No Child Left Behind
E85 (Ethanol) sham
Loss of House and Senate in 2006 election (see the Immigration/Amnesty issue)
Those are all I can think of at the moment.
Department of Homeland Security, Shamnesty, appointing a gun grabber as head of the ATF and attorney general, massive spending increases, fighting a politically correct war, Harriet Miers, the Transcontinental Highway, caving to global warming.
That good enough of a start?
Try searching the forums for all the times when I've criticized Bush before you roll your eyes.
I didn't claim you have never criticized Bush fossen, matter of FACT I didn't bring YOU up at all...I asked Shag what HE thought Bush might need to be held accountable for.
Dont you have a bible study to go to.....or a gun to polish ?![]()
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Well, Shag wasn't talking to you either, but you felt the need to jump in, so I figured it was okay to speak out of turn.ford nut said:Ok I am going to have to bite on this one shag.
Please tell me what blame are you willing to pin on Bush ?
Give me the short list.
Well, Shag wasn't talking to you either, but you felt the need to jump in, so I figured it was okay to speak out of turn.![]()
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By the way, I know you think you're clever, and you're trying to be an a-hole by insulting me, but actually I'm proud of my faith and my guns. Any time you want to see either collection up close you just let me know.
Uh, we didnt get into this economy in just the last 16 months - and we have 6 years of republican controlled congress before that. SO dont even try to blame the dems in congress for the current economic woes.
Hey Joey, I'm still waiting for your stats as to how the slumping economy is all Bush's fault. In the meantime, how about it if I give you some facts:
In just one year …….
Remember the election in 2006?
1) Consumer confidence stood at a 2 1/2 year high;
2) Regular gasoline sold for $2.19 a gallon;
3) The unemployment rate was 4.5%
Since voting in a Democratic Congress in 2006 we have seen:
1) Consumer confidence plummet;
2) The cost of regular gasoline soar to $3.50 a gallon;
3) Unemployment is up to 5% (a 10% increase);
4) American households have seen $2.3 trillion in equity value evaporate (stock and mutual fund losses);
5) Americans have seen their home equity drop by $1.2 trillion dollars;
6) 1% of American homes are in foreclosure.
America voted for change in 2006 and we got it!
Remember, its congress that makes law, not the President. He
has to work with what’s handed to him and constitutionally, the House of Representatives is responsible for the fiscal affairs and budget of the United States.
Last time I checked it has to pass over the President's desk and get signed before it becomes law.Remember, its congress that makes law, not the President
Shall I go though the many posts of people giving Bush credit for a better economy a few years ago?
Did you get that in a e-mail Mac1 ?
http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/votedforchange.asp
http://www.factcheck.org/askfactcheck/did_electing_a_democratic_congress_in_2006.html
Simple fact Bush has had something to do with the problems we are facing.
Last time I checked it has to pass over the President's desk and get signed before it becomes law.