If you knew what you know now.....
Would You have voted for George Bush?

I voted for him twice.Not only did he turn around Bill clinton's recession.He set record after record in the stock market.He took the stock market at a record low after the terrorist attacks and lead this country into record profits.There is no doubt in my mind if Bush was to be put back into office this country would be gaining jobs and not losing them.

I didn't vote the time Bush ran for office. I go by what a candidate supports and opposes. Bush had his areas of strength. But if there was a better candidate than him, I wouldn't vote for Bush. My dad wouldn't even let me join the military with Bush in office. In fact, I wouldn't have either.

No.

i can't vote.

the market did not just fall the last 100 days its been over a year that its been going south.

No

Hell yes!

you must be from texas

How would we know that anybody else would have done better or worse?

Ahh...well...rest assured the revisionist historians are already at work.

/puke

I can't believe anyone is even asking the question, and but I never voted for him, nor would I have because I already didn't trust him beofore he became a candidate. And I didn't trust the bunch that were trying to get him elected.

Although Bush may have sucked in many areas of his presidency business was his strong point.You can say what you want about Bush but you can't deny that we had record high profits and stock markets under him and the descisions he made.

I had more money in my pocket when Clinton was President.

Artificially inflated numbers...

Record corruption...

Record deficits...

Clinton had a surplus...

Invent your own history?

Oh yeah, there are some who believe in that as well...

Dumbasses.

Me? I did have more money in my pocket then.

Not you winx...

Whomever uses the fake market highs in an attempt to claim that W did anything positive for this country.

Overlapping posts...



So did I... have more savings with Clinton.

My mistake too.

Denial is a wonderful thing when your delusional.

http://www.itsyourtimes.com/?q=node/2017

Booming Economy.....Dow Jones Industrials sets a new all-time record!
Mon, 2006-10-23 15:42 — commit11
The Bush tax cuts are showing large dividends as evidenced by the booming stock market.

Fueled by strong earnings reports, low interest rates, falling oil prices, and consumer spending, the Dow Jones industrials was up over 120 points in intraday trading and crossed 12,100 for the first time ever on October 23, 2006.

The Dow, which had already risen 233.3 points in October before Monday's trading, briefly surpassed the 12,100 mark and reached a new trading high of 12,125.16, passing the record high of 12,049.51 set last week.


http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/executive/2004-02-10-bush-economy_x.htm


Bush predicts growth in jobs
By Richard Benedetto and Peronet Despeignes, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — The Bush administration predicted Monday that the U.S. economy will create 2.6 million jobs this year, despite sluggish growth so far.

The upbeat forecast came in the annual "Economic Report of the President," presented to Congress on Monday. It predicted 4% growth in the economy overall.

President Bush said in an attached statement, "As 2004 begins, America's economy is strong and getting stronger."

His jobs prediction is politically risky. If most of the jobs materialize before the November election, Bush would be able to point to the marked improvement in making his case for re-election. But if they don't, that will provide ammunition to Democrats who say the president's economic stewardship is a failure. During Bush's tenure, 2.2 million jobs have been lost, according to the Labor Department.

The president credited income tax cuts passed in 2001 and 2003 for fueling an economic rebound that became apparent in the second half of last year. Bush said his administration's leadership has steadied an economy rocked by an inherited recession, terrorist attacks, corporate scandals and wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Last year, the report projected creation of 1.7 million jobs in 2003, but by the end of the year, 53,000 jobs had been lost.


Boom Times
Yesterday, the Conference Board reported that U.S. consumer confidence reached its best level in two years. 248,000 new American jobs were created in May. April’s reading of 288,000 new jobs was adjusted upward to 346,000, while March’s numbers were revised up to 353,000 from 308,000. Almost one million new jobs have been created in just the last three months. American wallets are getting fatter. Worker’s hourly wages rose 0.3% in May, making for two months straight of gains. U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) grew at an annual rate of 4.2% during the first three months of 2004, and was revised upward to 4.4%. U.S. manufacturing activity is very strong.

The stock market numbers were purposefully faked dumbass.

What happened to it all?

It all went straight to hell when the reality set in... after the lies were exposed.

Huh?



It was a freaking illusion... kinda like your G... ah nevermind.