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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (337942)1/5/2003 1:09:08 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
On the Clinton economy. Lowest unemployment in our lifetimes, the middleclass uplifted and spending, global economy exciting and uniting, business growth aggressive just the way Reaganites dream of it being, all boats lifted in the rising economy, no sectors left behind. Yes there was extreme exhuberance in the dot-com area in particular, Wall Street becoming a casino more than ever, but every stock-holder had the opportunity for big gains if he/she had sold at the top, and anyone who lost has only himself to blame for thinking markets would rise forever. Yes Clinton did leave us with a surplus which Bush promised to give back to tax-payers. I haven't seen the books, obviously, but both parties touted the surpluses and if they were all lying why are you the only one who knows "the truth"? Which right-wing site did you get this drivel off? Clinton "cooked the booked like Enron"? Then why didn't the GOP congress say anything if that had been true? Why didn't Bush say anything during the 2000 campaign? Why? Because you're lying. Obviously the Bushies are just painfully jealous of the Clinton economy, want to diss Clinton even more than they unfairly have, and as you can see now they dont have a clue how to replicate his economy. If they knew how they'd do it and Bush would get re-elected in a landslide.
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