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That's a lot less than the $8 trillion ($1 trillion per year to the national debt during his eight-year tenure) that your obscure source claims.
You want to get all bent out of shape over $4-5 trillion added to the national debt in an 8 year span, but think nothing of Clinton wasting $3.4 trillion in unaccounted for military spending in 2 years?
I saw another thread regarding a poll tax for democrats. That got me to thinking about how much the Republicans have cost us over the last 8 years. The war in Iraq has cost 915.1 billion. 62,040,606 Americans voted for Bush in 2004. If we allocate the cost per person who voted for Bush and therefore the war in Iraq, that comes to 14,750 per person. My math is a little bad when doing numbers in the billions so I am willing to knock it down to an even 14,000 per person.
Maybe before those that voted for the war in Iraq are trusted to vote again they should pay the tab for their mistake.
Great make sure you have all the Democrats from the Senate pay first.
That's a lot less than the $8 trillion ($1 trillion per year to the national debt during his eight-year tenure) that your obscure source claims.
You want to get all bent out of shape over $4-5 trillion added to the national debt in an 8 year span, but think nothing of Clinton wasting $3.4 trillion in unaccounted for military spending in 2 years?
Bush& Company created a bogus war to steal. Don't waste your time in identifying any other politician or President. We were robbed blind by the Bush administration by design. That was their agenda and "Mission Accomplished!"
Corporate Greed and Theft
The Bush Income Tax Cut
The Estate Tax Repeal
The "Emergency Economic Stimulus Bill"
Bush's junior appointments are destroying regulations that affect big business
Campaign Finance Reform is not really a bipartisan issue, and the Republicans get much more corporate $ than Democrats
Enron=The Bush Administration
Farm Subsidies
The "Energy Plan"
Bush's senior appointments come straight from industry and anti-environmental groups
Kowtowing to Cattle Lobby
Kowtowing to the Mining Lobby
Letting Industry Challenge and Destroy Environmental Laws
Starve environmental agencies
Opposing National and International Plans for Cleaner Energy
Let Toxic Polluters Get Away Free
Bush& Company created a bogus war to steal. Don't waste your time in identifying any other politician or President. We were robbed blind by the Bush administration by design. That was their agenda and "Mission Accomplished!"
I know this is hard for you to understand, but the facts contradict the opinions you're spewing. How does the less than $1 trillion spent so far... Cost of War | National Priorities Project
...even come close to equating with the $3.4 trillion in military spending that went unaccounted for under Clinton's leadership?
You seem to think that if you post often enough and frantically enough that what you think will somehow magically evolve into the truth. It won't. Give it up already.
I saw another thread regarding a poll tax for democrats. That got me to thinking about how much the Republicans have cost us over the last 8 years. The war in Iraq has cost 915.1 billion. 62,040,606 Americans voted for Bush in 2004. If we allocate the cost per person who voted for Bush and therefore the war in Iraq, that comes to 14,750 per person. My math is a little bad when doing numbers in the billions so I am willing to knock it down to an even 14,000 per person.
Maybe before those that voted for the war in Iraq are trusted to vote again they should pay the tab for their mistake.
I would gladly pay that price if Obama resigns. Further, I would ask that all the additional taxes I have paid over the last 30 years for social programs be reimbursed to me. By my estimation, the feds owe me about $6 million. I am sure I can spend it more wisely than they did.
I don't really expect an answer to any of the above questions.
Well, you are going to get answers.
Bush never said that Iraqis were responsible for 9/11. He did say that this is a war on terrorists and the countries which support them. Iraq supported and harbored terrorists.
Osama is most likely in Pakistan, a country that won't allow U.S. troops in to find him.
You didn't tell me how Bush "lied us into a war." I don't really expect an answer to that question.
Bush never said that Iraqis were responsible for 9/11. He did say that this is a war on terrorists and the countries which support them. Iraq supported and harbored terrorists.
Osama is most likely in Pakistan, a country that won't allow U.S. troops in to find him.
You didn't tell me how Bush "lied us into a war." I don't really expect an answer to that question.
I can't believe there are those who still believe this. There has been enough information on this since the war started, if you have not got it by now there is no convincing you.
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