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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: gladirus who wrote (455895)9/10/2003 9:34:31 PM
From: Dan B.  Read Replies (1) of 769667
 
Re: "Reagan gains were built on deficit spending, same trick the chimp is trying."

I gather you believe deficit spending can spur and grow the economy.

Re: "He showed fiscal responsibility, A FREAKIN CONSERVATIVE trait now LOST!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Clinton, like Carter to a lesser extent I feel, was largely a contemporary fiscal conservative quite against his party. Democrats refused to cut spending in the 80's. They'll refuse again. Thanks a lot.

Re: "The 90's economic boom started!!! with the balancing of the budget..."

Your exclamation points after the word "started" are helpful, since it is factually untrue that the 90's economic boom started with the balancing of the budget. It started years earlier.

Re: "Wall Street ,boom and bust, IS RUN by conservative factions"

This leaves the previous comments effectively moot, and leaves us wondering at your contradictory logic in which Clinton can do great good, and Reagan great good(market wise for sure, let's face it, eh?), in an arena which Republicans control the booms and busts. And surely by your logic, the republicans have chosen to bust the markets for Bush, and boom the markets for Clinton! Mostly we wonder if you have a clue yourself, or just repeat a bunch of republican bashing from various sources who actually disagree with each other on the finer points.

Dan B
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