Like I said - Remember the days when Clinton was President and money was flowing??

The the GOP impeached him. Go figure.




>>The job of President can't be all that hard. I mean, if Bush
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>We must rebuild Iraq. Helping our own country is not morally an option.
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>Why do people want Medicare and other social programs? With the number of people approaching 65 we should spend less on Medicare. It just makes good logic - if you are GWB.
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>Remember who Reagan assigned to be the president of the Savings and Loan Deregulation Committee? Then vice president George Bush senior. Not long after that George Bush senior became president (“read my lips”).
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>With $160 billion lost because of the S&L scandle, the American people had to pay for the losses caused by deregulation. The housing market and economy slowed down and we had a recession. Unemployment in California was 10%. GWB has almost a year to apply those things that his family does best!
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>>>Remember that GWB has an MBA from Harvard. His oil company went bankrupt. What can you expect?
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>>>What is this we hear from some candidates about “qualifications”? :)
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>>>>As taken from the Californian:
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>>>>“The record $3.1 trillion budget proposed by President Bush on Monday would produce eye-popping
>>>>federal deficits”
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>>>>And who exactly does he think is going to pay for all this????
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>>>>“The Pentagon would receive a $36 billion, 8 percent boost for the 2009 budget year
>>>>beginning Oct 1, even as programs aimed at the poor would be cut back or eliminated”
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>>>>"Half of domestic Cabinet departments would see their budgets cut outright"
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>>>>That's it - take away domestic programs to add on to the greatest military machine the
>>>>world has evern known.
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>>>>"Our formula formula for achieving a balanced budget is simple: Create conditions for economic growth,
>>>>keep taxes low, and spend taxpayer dollars wisely or not at all", Bush said in his budget message.
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>>>>So does spending $491,839,770,000 on the unnecessary war in Iraq fall under "spending taxpayer dollars wisely"
>>>>or "not at all"??
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>>>>Remember when Bill Clinton was in office and the United States had a projected federal budget surplus for the
>>>>first time since 1969?? Not only did Bush spend it all, he now has the US in debt for many, many years to
>>>>come.
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>>>>January 20th, 2009 - The End of an Error