War, recession, record budget deficit, hurricane Katrina, oil prices, wall street .... ?

Bush is leaving quite a legacy. Just when you think it's going to be over, it just keeps getting worse.........War, recession, record budget deficit, hurricane Katrina, oil prices, wall street .... ?
Don't worry, Johnny Mac will pick up right where Georgie Bu leaves off.





You won't even know there was a hand-off.War, recession, record budget deficit, hurricane Katrina, oil prices, wall street .... ?
Yes, aren't those democrats knuckleheads.





Our recession is due in large part to regulatory mismanagement as garnered from laws put in place by democrats,





Hurricane Katrina (caused, apparently by Bush) and the poor government response was a disaster due in large part due to mismanagement of democratic Louisiana governor and democratic New Orleans mayor that blamed the Feds for their own failures,





Oil prices that have skyrocketed, in part, due to democratic policies that have prevented us from drilling, from building new energy infrastructure, processing facilities, and nuclear power facilities and the other part due to a dramatic increase in worldwide demand for oil,





Financial markets under stress from events like the Fannie mae and Freddie Mac collapse and bailouts (the true source of our economic woes are right here). CEOs of each are democrats and are Obama's economic advisors.









Democrats got a lot to be blame for...aka. no oil drilling eco-nazies, and this:





In 2005 McCain intro'd legislation to prevent the Fannie/Freddie meltdown, GUESS WHO VOTED AGAINST IT?


Barack ';Let's Bankrupt America'; Obama did!


Obama hates capitalism, but name one country where there's prosperity without it?





http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd鈥?/a>





';The beginning of the US financial system deregulation began with the Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Act of 1980. Its main purpose was to force all banks to abide by the Fed's rules. It also allowed banks to merge. This was sign into law by President Carter. This Act weakened the law that was created following the great depression. The Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 established the Federal FDIC in the United States and included banking reforms. Completely destroying all banking and financial regulation was the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Financial Services Modernization Act. An act that would repeal the Glass-Steagall Act. This Act was signed into law by President Clinton.';
With the exception to the War, everything else is directly to blame the Congresses over the past twenty years especially Wall Street and the deregulated banking system.





Please learn who is actually in charge of the country and who is a signer of bills.
yep.....








...but ';I am not George Bush'; is still not a viable platform for a Democratic Presidential candidate....





...as he is only now beginning to realize...

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