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If you don’t remember what the DJIA closed on the day George W. Bush was sworn into office, it closed at 10,732.46. In the eight years of the Bush Administration the DJIA is essentially FLAT. When Clinton took office in January of 1993 the Dow Jones Industrial Average was 3,253. When he left office in January of 2001 it was at 10,587. That’s a 187% gain.

When clinton took over the economy wasn't too hot, he turned it around. Bush in eight years has done nothing to improve the economy, just make it worse
You have a selective memory in terms of the economy. Clinton bashed HW on the economy during the election process, then got into office and said the economy was actually pretty good. I see you left the Nasdaq crash and burn off of your error filled post.
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If the war happened, then we need to deal with the fact that it happened. We cannot treat it as if we can just undo everything by retreating our troops. Politics is more complicated than that, especially when it involves sphere of influence and huge amount of valuable natural resources.
The reason the war in Iraq happened was because Bush wanted Iraq not for the USA but for him and his neo con groups. Bush IMO took advantage the office of the President of the USA and use that power for personal goals.

In France a President like that would have already been removed by the people.

And since the USA is already there, Bush is making the argument "no cut and run" making it appear again that to retreat or leave Iraq is unpatriotic. Putting many US politicians in a difficult situation.

Obama has been clear not retreat but regroup let the Iraqis take over they are more than capable of doing so. USA can act as support, the problem is who do the USA support the shiites or the sunnis?

One thing that Americans have been afraid especially the politicians to mention in regards to the surge is that the success that is happening in Iraq was not totally becuase of the surge the surge is just 25% of it the 75% of success was the fact that Sunnis, Kurds, Shiites and other Iraqis have finally at least 75% agree to work together plus the visit of Iraq PM to Iran has resulted with positive outcome. Iran a major ally of shiites have agreed to work with the Iraqi government.

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The reason McCain wants tax cut, is to encourage explansion of corporations to hire more people, which would increase consumption, etc etc,, to better off the economy. This is one policy.
McCain tax cuts, stop and think he said he is going to change Washington by going after the lobbyiest the special interest groups? is the tax cuts really about supporting them as a camoflauge he give tax cuts to all sectors but mathematically the rich will get a bigger cut.

It is like a trick to appease the 80% of not rich Americans with a tax cut so that they will not complain or notice that the rich are actually getting the bigger cuts.

To allow expansion? is it a form of blackmail from those special interest groups? give us tax cuts or we will relocate out of the USA? if those corporation are patriotic and they are really concern about the economic welfare of the nation they should not be worry too much about paying more taxes since they can afford it, in Obama's term I would say it is about wealth sharing.

Plus under Obama's plan government regulation will ensure that those companies practice good ethical business sense. Under McCain which is about less government is about letting those businesses have a free reign they can basically do what they feel is necessary to enrich themselves it is another form of warlordism, and whent heir business is about to go down they will call for the government to bail themout while they have akready bail themselves out already with fat bonuses that are deposited off shore.

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when Bush took over, there were already over 3 trillions of deficit. Yes. Clinton lowered it. Deficit is not a disease. It's common for countries to have deficit. Trading cause 100s of billions of deficit too.
Let's assume that is the case there was already a deficit but Bush increase the deficit to alarming level.

USA in not like other countries in fact which other countries; Singapore?, China?, Japan? Korea? France? Italy? Zimbabwe, etc. which? The USA is a country of its own with its own economic condition that's not suppossed to go down the way it is happening now.

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Don't blame Bush, or McCain for financial crisis, because it is part of the capitalist economy. Even if it's not part of the cycle, Bush, or McCain did not engineer this crisis.
Bush is the President he is the commander in chief he should have known, he should have the forsight, he should have the judgement to make the right executive dicision.

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The reason the war in Iraq happened was because Bush wanted Iraq not for the USA but for him and his neo con groups. Bush IMO took advantage the office of the President of the USA and use that power for personal goals.

In France a President like that would have already been removed by the people.

And since the USA is already there, Bush is making the argument "no cut and run" making it appear again that to retreat or leave Iraq is unpatriotic. Putting many US politicians in a difficult situation.

Obama has been clear not retreat but regroup let the Iraqis take over they are more than capable of doing so. USA can act as support, the problem is who do the USA support the shiites or the sunnis?

One thing that Americans have been afraid especially the politicians to mention in regards to the surge is that the success that is happening in Iraq was not totally becuase of the surge the surge is just 25% of it the 75% of success was the fact that Sunnis, Kurds, Shiites and other Iraqis have finally at least 75% agree to work together plus the visit of Iraq PM to Iran has resulted with positive outcome. Iran a major ally of shiites have agreed to work with the Iraqi government.



McCain tax cuts, stop and think he said he is going to change Washington by going after the lobbyiest the special interest groups? is the tax cuts really about supporting them as a camoflauge he give tax cuts to all sectors but mathematically the rich will get a bigger cut.

It is like a trick to appease the 80% of not rich Americans with a tax cut so that they will not complain or notice that the rich are actually getting the bigger cuts.

To allow expansion? is it a form of blackmail from those special interest groups? give us tax cuts or we will relocate out of the USA? if those corporation are patriotic and they are really concern about the economic welfare of the nation they should not be worry too much about paying more taxes since they can afford it, in Obama's term I would say it is about wealth sharing.

Plus under Obama's plan government regulation will ensure that those companies practice good ethical business sense. Under McCain which is about less government is about letting those businesses have a free reign they can basically do what they feel is necessary to enrich themselves it is another form of warlordism, and whent heir business is about to go down they will call for the government to bail themout while they have akready bail themselves out already with fat bonuses that are deposited off shore.



Let's assume that is the case there was already a deficit but Bush increase the deficit to alarming level.

USA in not like other countries in fact which other countries; Singapore?, China?, Japan? Korea? France? Italy? Zimbabwe, etc. which? The USA is a country of its own with its own economic condition that's not suppossed to go down the way it is happening now.



Bush is the President he is the commander in chief he should have known, he should have the forsight, he should have the judgement to make the right executive dicision.

Sorry WAN REN. I don't know what's your education and knowledge level, but pleae, do verify the informations before you post it up.

US is a country with the largest deficit in this world since I DON"T EVEN KNOW HOW MANY YEARS AGO.<<<---there's no need to assume that there was deficit before BUSH took over. LOL

and what is the alarming level??? or, is it that any deficit amount that we'll end up after Bush's term is ALARMING LEVEL???? LOL

"""Plus under Obama's plan government regulation will ensure that those companies practice good ethical business sense. """ this is the funniest joke ever. What is the definition of good ethical business sense?????? LOL

and, all the stuff you said,, all have no content.
if you wanna say US economy is different from others.... tell me HOW. don't just use a sentense, and expect people to agree with what you say.

and by the way, thanks... cuz your post made me and my friends day.
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Sorry WAN REN. I don't know what's your education and knowledge level, but pleae, do verify the informations before you post it up.

US is a country with the largest deficit in this world since I DON"T EVEN KNOW HOW MANY YEARS AGO.<<<---there's no need to assume that there was deficit before BUSH took over. LOL

and what is the alarming level??? or, is it that any deficit amount that we'll end up after Bush's term is ALARMING LEVEL???? LOL

"""Plus under Obama's plan government regulation will ensure that those companies practice good ethical business sense. """ this is the funniest joke ever. What is the definition of good ethical business sense?????? LOL

and, all the stuff you said,, all have no content.
if you wanna say US economy is different from others.... tell me HOW. don't just use a sentense, and expect people to agree with what you say.

and by the way, thanks... cuz your post made me and my friends day.
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your sig is making me cry, because its unfortunate people can decisions about a president on word games rather than intellect
Actually, his sig and those of a few others tell us everything we need to know about them and their stunted political sense.
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Sorry WAN REN. I don't know what's your education and knowledge level, but pleae, do verify the informations before you post it up.
What information, that the USA is in triuble because of the Bush administrtaion, that McCain agress with Bush 90% of the times. It is verify it is all over out there.

I have the knowledege of a fifth grader

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US is a country with the largest deficit in this world since I DON"T EVEN KNOW HOW MANY YEARS AGO.<<<---there's no need to assume that there was deficit before BUSH took over. LOL
I believe it was you who have pointed that out not me check your post on previous page, page 2.

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and what is the alarming level??? or, is it that any deficit amount that we'll end up after Bush's term is ALARMING LEVEL???? LOL
I guess you are assuming the present financial crisis is not alarming still.

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and, all the stuff you said,, all have no content.
if you wanna say US economy is different from others.... tell me HOW. don't just use a sentense, and expect people to agree with what you say.
I do not expect people to agree with me just like they don't agree with those who said it was wrong to invade Iraq, it was wrong to ignore the allies, etc. I am just a contributor it is up to the readers to agree or disagree just like I don't agree with you.

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and by the way, thanks... cuz your post made me and my friends day.
You are most welcome, at least people out there are aware the voice of reason still exist

On another note:

Five former Secretary of State Powell, Baker, Albrieght, Kissinger, and A. Christopher all share the same thought that the USA should talk directly with Syria and Iran.

Base on that it would seem that is what Obama have adopted and said and when Obama said that the McCain camp immidiately jump at him attacking him as being unpatriotic and being too soft and surrendering to Iran, this is what McCain believes no talk with Iran and Syria the same policy with Bush that we have seen and all the five former Secretary of State of agree is not a good strategy.

What is suprising is that even though Baker seem to have the same idea or share Obama's idea he still chosed to support McCain.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...091502577.html

"Albright, a Democrat, surprised no one by endorsing Barack Obama. "It would be sending a message of diversity" to the world, she said, drawing cheers from an audience of dozens of diplomats and hundreds of students.
Baker, a Republican, said he wished to send a "powerful message" to America as well as abroad. After a dramatic pause, he evoked applause and some laughter by saying tersely, "But I am for John McCain."
Powell, the first African American secretary of state, said he had not decided yet. "I am an American first," Powell said.
He said he had told Obama, "I am not going to vote for you just because you are black." The critical issue, he said, "is who is going to keep us safe."
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Sorry WAN REN. I don't know what's your education and knowledge level, but pleae, do verify the informations before you post it up.

US is a country with the largest deficit in this world since I DON"T EVEN KNOW HOW MANY YEARS AGO.<<<---there's no need to assume that there was deficit before BUSH took over. LOL

and what is the alarming level??? or, is it that any deficit amount that we'll end up after Bush's term is ALARMING LEVEL???? LOL

"""Plus under Obama's plan government regulation will ensure that those companies practice good ethical business sense. """ this is the funniest joke ever. What is the definition of good ethical business sense?????? LOL

and, all the stuff you said,, all have no content.
if you wanna say US economy is different from others.... tell me HOW. don't just use a sentense, and expect people to agree with what you say.

and by the way, thanks... cuz your post made me and my friends day.
You use no logic in your argument. Yes there was a national deficit that Clinton inherited from his predecessor, A Republican President. However, Clinton had the foresight to install an economic plan that stopped the deficit from growing. No he did not erase the debt, but he did not raise it exponentially as Bush has done.

Bush had no economic foresight, he tried the same old republican technique of taxbreaks for the rich in hope of a "trickle down effect". This policy failed when it was employed by his father, it failed when it was employed by Reagan, it has failed throughout American history. Yet, Bush utilized it along with unchecked spending and helped lead the US into its current financial crisis. That is what people with common sense mean by SPENDING AT AN ALARMING LEVEL.

History will not look back kindly at the GW tenure, I can assure you of that much.
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Oh, and if you are still confused about what is meant by an alarming level, please visit this website: http://zfacts.com/p/461.html

Watch the national deficit get calculated by the second. Does it not alarm you that the current adminstration is pissing away 1million dollars in less than a minute? That, my friend, is unchecked spending at its worst.
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What information, that the USA is in triuble because of the Bush administrtaion, that McCain agress with Bush 90% of the times. It is verify it is all over out there.

I have the knowledege of a fifth grader



I believe it was you who have pointed that out not me check your post on previous page, page 2.



I guess you are assuming the present financial crisis is not alarming still.



I do not expect people to agree with me just like they don't agree with those who said it was wrong to invade Iraq, it was wrong to ignore the allies, etc. I am just a contributor it is up to the readers to agree or disagree just like I don't agree with you.



You are most welcome, at least people out there are aware the voice of reason still exist

On another note:

Five former Secretary of State Powell, Baker, Albrieght, Kissinger, and A. Christopher all share the same thought that the USA should talk directly with Syria and Iran.

Base on that it would seem that is what Obama have adopted and said and when Obama said that the McCain camp immidiately jump at him attacking him as being unpatriotic and being too soft and surrendering to Iran, this is what McCain believes no talk with Iran and Syria the same policy with Bush that we have seen and all the five former Secretary of State of agree is not a good strategy.

What is suprising is that even though Baker seem to have the same idea or share Obama's idea he still chosed to support McCain.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...091502577.html

"Albright, a Democrat, surprised no one by endorsing Barack Obama. "It would be sending a message of diversity" to the world, she said, drawing cheers from an audience of dozens of diplomats and hundreds of students.
Baker, a Republican, said he wished to send a "powerful message" to America as well as abroad. After a dramatic pause, he evoked applause and some laughter by saying tersely, "But I am for John McCain."
Powell, the first African American secretary of state, said he had not decided yet. "I am an American first," Powell said.
He said he had told Obama, "I am not going to vote for you just because you are black." The critical issue, he said, "is who is going to keep us safe."
"I guess you are assuming the present financial crisis is not alarming still."

sorry WAN REN. you still have way too much to learn. but in order to learn, you need to open up your minds first.

we were talking about government deficit, but you replied me with financial crisis. Financial crisis alarm and government deficit alarm are two totally different things. DO YOU KNOW THAT ? i am not kidding you. u can go check. YOU SAID YOUR EDUCATION LEVEL IS 5TH GRADER. WELL, I knew that, base on the argument points you make and your understanding of my words.

and, i am not going to waste my time you educate you anymore, because you currently have a closed mind. i don't know man.. maybe you are black? that's why you are hard core on supporting Obama, even though you don't know much about his policy, and this world...LOL
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This is the most vivid illustration of ignorance I have seen on a forum where ignorance is commonplace.

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Obama keeps on saying Bush's economic policy is a failure,,
A correct statement.


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and Obama keeps on trying to implement the same idea to McCain.
I don't know what you mean by this.

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When Bush took over from Clinton, the economy was already heading into a recession.
Unemployment was 3.9% and there was a budget surplus.

[quote] And, the real estate bubble is caused by Clinton's effort to try to boost home ownership.../QUOTE]

It was caused by deregulation.


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2 peas in a pod.

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I don't think you have the power to give orders to them or to anyone.
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