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Throw a bag of excrement twenty miles into the jungle and Marc will find a way to sink both feet into it.
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Throw a bag of excrement twenty miles into the jungle and Marc will find a way to sink both feet into it.
Means he's entitled to sit on the steps of his apartment building smoking pot, or taking up the bench at the bus stop harrassing hot bitches. Then he is entitled to go down to the Seventeen Mart and spend his EBT/WIC/SNAP card on flamin hot cheetoes, pepsi and ding dongs.Funny - Buchanan fucked up America and Lincoln didn't whine about Buchanan.
Ever.
Obama needs to grow a set, vs. flying off to Martha's Vineyard.
Funny, this time his presidency, Bush had taken 235 vacation days, Clinton 139. If Obama had taken the entire 10 days, it would have totaled 70. But it's different with Obama. He's black.
Obama's black?
That's much closer to the truth than what we currently hear from the right, including many self-proclaimed Tea-party people/supporters.
They've kinda admitted it with their "Obama made it worse" meme, but that's still not the truth.
Bush and his cronies wrecked the economy so bad it will take a lot more than just Obama and/or 4 years to properly repair it.
This is why I can't and won't take tea-party people seriously. Not the ones who constantly put out the message that Obama made all things bad all of a sudden, which just happens to be just about all of them.
The right will always spin and twist and attempt to wiggle their way out of responsibility, just like they did when they absolutely abandoned Bush after staunchly supporting him for 7 years straight.
This isn't the party that Reagan would recognize, although it is the party that Reagan created.
That's much closer to the truth than what we currently hear from the right, including many self-proclaimed Tea-party people/supporters.
They've kinda admitted it with their "Obama made it worse" meme, but that's still not the truth.
Bush and his cronies wrecked the economy so bad it will take a lot more than just Obama and/or 4 years to properly repair it.
This is why I can't and won't take tea-party people seriously. Not the ones who constantly put out the message that Obama made all things bad all of a sudden, which just happens to be just about all of them.
The right will always spin and twist and attempt to wiggle their way out of responsibility, just like they did when they absolutely abandoned Bush after staunchly supporting him for 7 years straight.
This isn't the party that Reagan would recognize, although it is the party that Reagan created.
I'll take what was the Community Development Act of 1977 For $1,000 Alex...That's much closer to the truth than what we currently hear from the right, including many self-proclaimed Tea-party people/supporters.
They've kinda admitted it with their "Obama made it worse" meme, but that's still not the truth.
Bush and his cronies wrecked the economy so bad it will take a lot more than just Obama and/or 4 years to properly repair it.
This is why I can't and won't take tea-party people seriously. Not the ones who constantly put out the message that Obama made all things bad all of a sudden, which just happens to be just about all of them.
The right will always spin and twist and attempt to wiggle their way out of responsibility, just like they did when they absolutely abandoned Bush after staunchly supporting him for 7 years straight.
This isn't the party that Reagan would recognize, although it is the party that Reagan created.
Everyone knows that it was Federal Government policies directly related to the Clinton Administration is what got us into this mess. All were DEREGULATED during the Clinton years. Fannie/Freddie--including the Glass/Stegall banking act of the 1930's was thrown out of the window. Clinton's treasury secretary Robert Rubin and Allan Greenspan are both on record for apologizing for their mistakes in this.
Fannie Mae Eases Credit To Aid Mortgage Lending - NYTimes.com
And Barack Obama bought and paid for it with 868 BILLION borrowed and spent taxpayers dollars in an effort to fix it that FLOPPED.
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If it's okay for the government to do it, as the left insists, why is it bad for households?There are problems that no president can fix, such as this one:
The economy had bottomed out when Obama took office. The day he took office was the best day for the economy and it was downhill after that.
He took a minor recession and turned it into the longest period of economic decline since the 1970s.
At least the left is admitting Obama is a failure. That's some kind of progress, Iguess.
When he took office people said that America was heading for another depression. This is not a minor recession.
If Obama can't do the job he should get out of the fucking way so someone can. Bush hurt the economy yes but Obama took it to a whole new level of bad. The Bush recession would have corrected itself in the first year of Obama's presidency if he just backed off, but now almost 3 years later Obama has caused another recession.
The best thing Obama could have done was walk into office and end TARP and the wars... Then sat on his hands and veto everything. He would be in a booming economy by now and the deficit would be a lot smaller. Oh and we wouldn't have been downgraded, thanks for that Obama.
The Stimulus is what kept us from a Depression (but only if you believe actual economists). TARP was, while unpopular, effective. The auto bailout saved the auto industry and countless jobs.
Everything he has tried to do has been blocked or watered down. He has faced more obstruction than any president in history. Never before has the opposing party's stated goal been to ensure the President's failure.
Bush had 8 years to destroy a pretty sound economy. Give this President more than 2 1/2 years to turn this monstrosity around.
The economy had bottomed out when Obama took office. The day he took office was the best day for the economy and it was downhill after that.
He took a minor recession and turned it into the longest period of economic decline since the 1970s.
At least the left is admitting Obama is a failure. That's some kind of progress, Iguess.
When he took office people said that America was heading for another depression. This is not a minor recession.
Link to anyone responsible who said that.
I feel so comfortable with a Chickenhawk, warmongering Community Organizer in charge.
He's doing such a wonderful job.
Is he back from vacation yet to announce his "jobs plan?"
Maybe we can look forward to some more of those "shovel ready" jobs the Puerto Ricans won't even touch.
I'd rather have that than our micromanager in chief fucking up the works over a non-crisis for a photo op.Obama takes charge at hurricane command center - Yahoo! News
Oh thank GOD! We're saved and he's at least not micromanaging! So refreshing to see a president not make the same mistake as Carter.
Rick Perry would just sit around praying for God to straighten everything out.
It took both parties to get the economy where it is Marc.....yes, that means the democrats were part of the mess as were the republicans. Keep it real, dude.
Part..yeah..
I think it breaks like 70% - Republicans and 30% - Democrats.
And for Conservatives it breaks 99.99% Democrats - .0000000000000001% Independents.
Republicans? 0.0%
That's much closer to the truth than what we currently hear from the right, including many self-proclaimed Tea-party people/supporters.
They've kinda admitted it with their "Obama made it worse" meme, but that's still not the truth.
Bush and his cronies wrecked the economy so bad it will take a lot more than just Obama and/or 4 years to properly repair it.
This is why I can't and won't take tea-party people seriously. Not the ones who constantly put out the message that Obama made all things bad all of a sudden, which just happens to be just about all of them.
The right will always spin and twist and attempt to wiggle their way out of responsibility, just like they did when they absolutely abandoned Bush after staunchly supporting him for 7 years straight.
This isn't the party that Reagan would recognize, although it is the party that Reagan created.