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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JDN who wrote (141543)	5/1/2001 7:30:12 AM
From: Scumbria	Respond to of 769670

JDN, Here are the spending figures from Clinton's Presidency. Notice that the smallest increase occurred while the Congress was under Democratic control, and the largest under Republican control. 1993 1,409,512 2.01% ALL DEM 1994 1,461,902 3.72% ALL DEM 1995 1,515,837 3.69% ALL DEM 1996 1,560,572 2.95% ALL REP 1997 1,601,282 2.61% ALL REP 1998 1,652,611 3.21% ALL REP 1999 1,703,040 3.05% ALL REP 2000 1,789,562 5.08% ALL REP Average 3.29% Now compare vs. the Reagan disaster: 1981 678,249 14.77% REP SENATE/DEM HOUSE 1982 745,755 9.95% REP SENATE/DEM HOUSE 1983 808,385 8.40% REP SENATE/DEM HOUSE 1984 851,874 5.38% REP SENATE/DEM HOUSE 1985 946,423 11.10% REP SENATE/DEM HOUSE 1986 990,460 4.65% REP SENATE/DEM HOUSE 1987 1,004,122 1.38% ALL DEM 1988 1,064,489 6.01% ALL DEM Average 7.79% See how the Republican party has been lying to you? w3.access.gpo.gov Scumbria