@k3304 Pulling out …
@k3304 Pulling out of Iraq and Afghanistan cold turkey won’t work now. We’ve deprived those people of education and a normal life for 8 years, leavng without making sure of their safety would be counter-productive now. We won’t look weak to the world, we would look smart for a change. Where does communism fit into this argument? I don’t understand what you are referring to re: communism. I blame Bush and his whole administration, so there it’s not just his fault.

@k3304 He didn’t …
@k3304 He didn’t tax the “shit” out of most people. He taxed the “shit” out of the rich, which I support. He also didn’t have two senseless wars going on which are depleting our economy and our resources every day. Bush should have kept the regulatory policies in that regulated the market. It’s not a secret that if you don’t regulate people, they will get greedy - history has taught us that much at least. Bush was the biggest mistake we ever made and I hope we learned from it.

@k3304 A recession …
@k3304 A recession in 1999? We had a surplus when Clinton left office. I’m not saying any of them are perfect, because none of them are, but you cannot argue that the economy is in any way not the product of the Bush administration’s blunders that has brought on so much hardship on the country as a whole. The problem Bush had going was not supervising the market, he had nothing to do with allowing low incomers to obtain credit. Dems want basics for people, not houses.

@k3304 The fact of …
@k3304 The fact of the matter is that the entire economy problem began under the Bush administration because they insisted of letting the market run itself and not controlling it. Once it began going down, it was impossible to stop it, let alone bring it back up. The unemployment rate is only one consequence of that. Our country was given to the wolves who had 8 full years to devour it and then leave the pieces for us little folk to put back together. Bush was the biggest mistake you made.

Yugo, how about 10% …
Yugo, how about 10% unemployment. There’s a topic at hand. It went from 7% under Bush to 10%. It didnt go down but up. Obama has a 44% approval rating right now from CNN. The deficet has quadrupled under Obama. That’s what’s important. Not name calling.

Yugo, don’t go into …
Yugo, don’t go into the realm of juvenile schoolyard name calling. It looks bad on your part and people will respect you more. Plus, you’ll get your point across.

buddhika, name …
buddhika, name calling, insulting and mean-spiritedness come directly from the liberals. It’s their hallmark.

@k3304 haha …
@k3304 haha republicans and name calling is a match made in heaven.

bush was doing so awesome they didn’t feel the need to do name calling eh?

According to the …
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics the unemployment gap between blacks and whites WIDENED. From Obama’s first day in office black unemployment was 12.8% and rose to 16.5% now

@k3304 Keep …
@k3304 Keep dreaming loser. And we inherited all this crap from your dumbo, so stop being an idiot and own up to your mistakes.

how’s that 10% …
how’s that 10% unemployment workin” out for the democrats ??

HA HA !! the …
HA HA !! the democrats cute little jokes will be on them come November 2012