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Okay....If I hear from the Big O, "I inherited from Bush" one more time, I'm gonna scream!
When will one of these news people ask him at what point will this stuff will be his??
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Agreed. The United States is safe from terrorism thanks to the work Obama. The guy before him had a little do with it but that was then and this is now.
Bush apologists were trying to foist these problems on Obama in his first week.
It's just politics. They're trying to erase the failure of their president, ignoring the FACT that Obama did inherit horrific problems and seems to be fixing them.
Well first off the deficit did not go to 1.3 Trillion under Bush. He pushed it to the 1 Trillion mark and then some.
If someone set your house on fire and it cost $200,000 to rebuild, would you blame the person who set the fire or the people who rebuilt it? It usually takes more money to fix something than to create the damage.
I remember hearing how Clinton was responsible for 9/11 for years (and still do) Since both U.S. Presidents were inaugurated on Jan 20 and it's only Aug 1, then it's obvious that in Sept Bush had been in office longer. But since he had just taken office in Jan, his supporters said it couldn't be his administration's fault but Obama has had over 6 months, so he should be responsible for everything......
Sorry, I'm having a difficult time writing this post. Hard to reason with something that makes no sense to me.
Don't believe anything you hear on huffington post
know the difference between news and opinion....duh.
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