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Nope. The problem was Clinton and now Obama. The truth is Bush wasn't that bad of a president. He had to deal with major issues that Clinton left behind or missed.
Obama is not to blame. Bush and the fed created the financial bubble, which the country is still recovering from. Clinton is to blame also.
Obama just happens to be a president during a bad econonomic time.
Hilarious! Nevermind Obama's unprecidented spending (I think he has even outdone FDR) his so-called "healtcare" bill, which is an albatross, and all his other failed policies (drilling ban included).
Of course the housing "bubble" and resulting mortgage meltdown has it's origins with Carter and the CRA, which Clinton greatly expanded.
Exactly. It's that bipolar black and white thinking that is the hallmark of an intellectually weak mind.
To the OP: You bring up an interesting point. I never thought of that before.
Who blamed Clinton for 9/11 ? Post some links .
You can find hundreds of links where Obama and all Dem politicians blame Bush .
I don't remember Bush passing the buck , please show proof .
I remember WANTED dead or alive Osama Bin Ladin , Al Qaeda is the enemy , don't blame all the Muslims . Not "Clintons fault" "clintons fault" , like a child .
Stop making up your own history .
How about we stop trying to blame politicians for our problems? Instead lets figure out which specific policies are to blame and change them.
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