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So no, I don't miss the guy who caused an unecessary war and ruined the economy... He's Mt Rushmore material though!
You Lie.
And course no specifics, just lies.
So no, I don't miss the guy who caused an unecessary war and ruined the economy... He's Mt Rushmore material though!
You're in a shrinking minority.
Yep.
The 71% saying Bush should get blamed was a modest decline from the 80% who felt that way about a year ago, in July 2009. [...]
In the July 2009 poll, a third, 32%, said [Obama] should shoulder a great deal or moderate amount of the blame. That percentage has risen — no surprise, given that he’s been in office for 20 months. Now almost half, 48%, do. But 51% say he’s dealing with problems he inherited, not created, saying he deserves not much or none of the responsibility for economic problems that include high unemployment and a faltering housing market.
There was, predictably, a yawning partisan divide on the question. Republicans by 4-1, 44%-10%, were more likely to give Obama a great deal of the blame than Bush. Democrats by more than 20-1 targeted Bush: They said the former president bore a great deal of the blame; just 3% said that of the current one.
http://thinkprogress.org/2010/09/03/...-bush-economy/
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http://www.cbpp.org/cms/index.cfm?fa=view&id=3036
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Somebody list the Repugs' plans for getting America back to work and getting the economy moving after they take over Congress:
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^This.
I do miss him.
this animal was a comedic genius. there is really nobody like him to laugh at anymore. Palin is close, but she will never be as talented (or talentless) as the king of the donkeys
Will Ferrel display what we will all be missing for years to come:
Original image as published by the Associated Press:
hater, you're a fool.
George W. Bush only appeared the way he did, to you, because there were so many on the left willing to fabricate that persona.
Yoni's delirious, totally without any credibility, when his fabricated, worshipped heroes are ignorant, incompetent dumb s like dubya and pitbull .
We know Yoni, he was duped by the intel.. his starting of the war is not that big of deal..Original image as published by the Associated Press:
hater, you're a fool.
George W. Bush only appeared the way he did, to you, because there were so many on the left willing to fabricate that persona.
It's unfortunate that over 4400 US service men and women who served in Iraq are too dead to miss Bush.
4400 technicalities..
As long as those deaths were in support of a good cause; like a joke at a fancy dinner for the press:
No weapons there!
No shame in that.
No, there's just irrelevance in that.
Nah, I was in the minority about the Iraq invasion. Being right is awesome.
You are still clinging to your religion that they will find the weapons, even after your messiah W gave up that belief and started making jokes about it.
War in Iraq and Afghanistan isn't irrelevant.
The biggest expansion of en lements since LBJ wasn't irrelevant.
Deficit financed tax cuts? Federalized education standards?
Torture?
Warrantless surveillance?
You miss all that, Yoni?
You needn't. Obama provides seamless continuity for all of these Bush policies.
Last edited by Winehole23; 09-03-2010 at 02:40 PM.
Wouldn't all that have to be gone before it could be missed?
Yah. That was sort of the point I ended up making. See "seamless continuity."
that conspiracy theory is as wild as the one where they say Bush planned the WTC attacks. Maybe more.Original image as published by the Associated Press:
hater, you're a fool.
George W. Bush only appeared the way he did, to you, because there were so many on the left willing to fabricate that persona.
I don't discount either theory, but IMO the probability of either being true is 0.0000000001%
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