in its never ending effort to shed all personal responsibility, the bush administration blames clinton (and rightfully so for what clinton did) in an effort to make itself less culpable.
let me be the first to say "TOTAL B*LLSH*T."
note - they didn't contest any of facts in the article, they just claimed that it didn't bring in the deeds of a president nearly 8 year OUT OF OFFICE!" UNBELIEVABLE!!!
we have elections and the bushevics had nearly eight FREAKING YEARS to fix the mess created by clinton AND SAT ON THEIR THUMBS.
it was their JOB to fix any messes left over by clinton.
pointing fingers is total crap and you do the nation a disservice by letting that weasel try and play this game.
yes, clinton built upon reagan's foundation (appoint greenspan in the first place) and put the nation's at risk. of that, there is no doubt. the "new economy" and "productivity miracle" was a total fabrication on clinton's watch (greenspan just changed the methods for deriving the productivity numbers).
but bush came in AND MADE MATTERS EVEN WORSE! and now he wants to shirk responsibility?
not with me.
look, i call a spade a spade. whenever anyone says clinton balanced the budget, i'm the only once cry bullsh*t and explaining that the debt rose every single year clinton was in office. yes, he came close, but no cigar. the only reason he came close is b/c of his bubble economic policies, anyway, so i don't even give him credit for coming close.
but bush is knee freaking deep here. this is *his* crash as it happened at the end of his 2nd term. he's a punk for trying to blame clinton. p-u-n-k.
he ought to man up and take responsibility.
won't happen. personal accountability, just like balanced budgets, are for other presidents, not this one.
from th earticle in my previous post... and i highlighted this earlier...
As for Mr. Bush’s banking regulators, they once brandished a chain saw over a 9,000-page pile of regulations as they promised to ease burdens on the industry. When states tried to use consumer protection laws to crack down on predatory lending, the comptroller of the currency blocked the effort, asserting that states had no authority over national banks.
The administration won that fight at the Supreme Court. But Roy Cooper, North Carolina’s attorney general, said, “They took 50 sheriffs off the beat at a time when lending was becoming the Wild West.”
now, tell me which democrats forced bush's administration to sue the states. i asked before and you ignored the question.
or just admit the blatantly obvious truth... the democrats screwed america, but bush was right with them leading the charge... |
