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So wait, you itemize Obama’s tax cuts and ignore Bush’s? That alone proves your analysis to be 100% biased. You also conveniently left out Obama’s payouts to unions and special interests as well as the 2 car companies he bought with taxpayer money. I’m sure you meant to include those…

 

Liberal 101:

Lesson 1 – When you can’t win a debate, bash Bush.

Lesson 2 – When in doubt, bash Bush.

Lesson 3 – When there’s blame to be had, blame Bush.

Lesson 4 – Never let an opportunity to bash Bush go to waste.

 

It’s pretty sad that out of everything that’s been posted and everything you could have bashed, you chose to bash Bush, someone that is not a focal issue in this thread.

 

If you want to compare deficits, let’s do so graphically. It’s pretty obvious where Obama starts…

obama_budget_deficit.jpg

 

Just curious though, when are we going to start seeing some economic improvement? Obama said that without the stimulus, the unemployment rate would increase to, what was it? 7 percent? Well he got his stimulus and we went to 10 percent unemployment anyway. I’m sure this is all Bush’s fault but where did all that money go? The American people are starting to feel like Terry Benedict in Ocean’s 11: “What happened to all that money?”

 

By the way, Obama’s war spending is getting up there too, you know. He could have simply pulled us out of the Middle East and that alone would have balanced the budget. You can bash Bush all you want about the wars but if your guy isn’t stopping them he’s every bit as much to blame.

 

This whole war thing is a nice aside but how about we stay on topic. Bitey wanted a discussion about the economy and class system, not the Middle East.