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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: aknahow who wrote (216200)1/9/2002 6:32:31 PM
From: Patricia Trinchero  Read Replies (1) of 769667
 
I do agree with much of what your said. My statement was in response to a partisan who was trying to blame Bush's woes on CLinton. IT is getting a bit old to continue to see the Republicans try to blame everything on him even after he has been out of office for a year. ( it wouldn't surprise me if someone responds to call me a liar because it is 2 weeks short of a year.LOL)

I am beginning to think that they are scared of Hillary running in 2004 and they are being pre-emptive in their campaigning.

For a party that has constantly screamed about taking responsibility for one's actions, it is time they practiced what they preached.

Only one person can not turn around a recession like the one we are in currently, but I think that a different philosophy could have altered the course of the decline. During the CLinton terms we had many setbacks and market slumps. However, the economy was turned around and into one of the longest running prosperous times in the recorded history of America. We had a huge increase in job creation even though the wealthy weren't given a tax break. We had targeted tax breaks that gave corporations incentive to hire. It worked!!!!! With more people working and making money there were more people with money to spend on goods and services.

Pat
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