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Apr 15, 2012 -- 7:04PM, MajorYankFan wrote:

So let's fight to raise wages rather than lower them

as the elitists on the right demands.

Thank you for your words of wisdom Mr.

Apr 15, 2012 -- 7:17PM, MajorYankFan wrote:

OK, let's fight to lower wages so that

recession will turn into a depression and

then blame Obama.

Do you mean the recession Obama got us into? I can feel the spin coming, wait here it comes, blame it on...

Apr 15, 2012 -- 7:27PM, MajorYankFan wrote:

Apr 15, 2012 -- 7:21PM, luvdayanks wrote:

Apr 15, 2012 -- 7:17PM, MajorYankFan wrote:

OK, let's fight to lower wages so that

recession will turn into a depression and

then blame Obama.

Do you mean the recession Obama got us into? I can feel the spin coming, wait here it comes, blame it on...

BUSH.  And only a liar or a complete fool would blame Obama.

So are you a liar or a fool?

The answer I expected!!! Keep believing! Let's blame anyone except Ofuher! Recession, out of control spending, unemployment, constant documented vacations on taxpayers money, Obamacare, lies etc., etc. Yeah let's blame it on Bush...no wait let's blame it on Lincoln, he was a Republican too. Only a liar or a fool would blame Obama??? Only a fool or a liar would keep drinking the Obama kool aid, so which are you?

The Consequences of Conservative Economic Policy

A Tried and Failed Approach that Should Not Be Repeated

The Great Recession dealt a crushing blow to the well-being of the American people, but our economy had actually been in a tough spot for many years. Before President George W. Bush left a deep financial crisis and economic collapse on President Barack Obama’s doorstep, he presided over two terms of laissez-faire supply-side policies that yielded the weakest expansion in recent U.S. economic history, marked by tepid job growth, weak private investment, stagnant family incomes, and a host of other ills that mounting housing and financial bubbles helped partially obscure. That President Bush took no action to address the fundamental weakness of the American economy and protect it from financial collapse was a tragic failure—but it was a tragic failure to be expected by a conservative president practicing conservative economics.

The one-note economic strategy of President George W. Bush, of tax cuts focused on the wealthy, was an abysmal failure yielding the worst investment growth, employment growth and income growth in post-World War II U.S. history—and left the country economically and fiscally exceptionally weak going into the Great Recession.