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Answered Bush always wants to blame others for his mistakes.
I suppose Bush is blaming us 4 the war and the economy, no jobs, gas prices out of control, while the money goes into his and Cheney pocket. He is liar from the beginning, as of course they all lie and tell us what we want to hear to get to elected. Then, not one promise has been kept. The onley one that I really believe would stand up and do what she said is Hillary. If she were president we would actually have two. Since President Clinton has already been in office. He is the only one in decades that kept up with what he promised. That was a dumb question cause it fits Bush. -
Answered Undecided
there is plenty of blame to go around starting with regulatory policies,greed on wall street,in the corporate america,the banking system & personnal debts/spending habits. wall street is drunk. they are having cocktails on our money. -
Answered Hell no, it's his fault!
it is beyond me how you can have a war (big costs) and lower taxes at the same time. but then we're dealing with the "mba" president who "graduated" with a C average.
can hardly wait till he's gone, but wish that they would impeach him on war crimes. -
Answered None of the above
Actually, wall street is partly to blame, not the literal street, but the investors that make it what it is. Everyone wants to think the president is to blame, there is blame everywhere, but mostly to freeloaders of the US economy, social programs that do not work, and the failure to recognize that industry here cannot compete when you have to deal with unions. Sorry, I know that will piss people off, but face it many unions work like the mafia, and instead of putting people into jobs they remove jobs and send them to another country, -
Answered None of the above
Right. The President controls Hurricane Rescue, Wall Street, Global Warming, Torture, Tomatoes, Oil, Warfare, Gay Marriage, Debt, Health Care, Africa, Space, Education, and Golf.
Still, he is rank incompetent barely able to construct a sentence. -
Answered None of the above
I think too many Americans WANT to hear bad news in the media. It's a soap opera for them. There's a sick entertainment to it. Too many people are jumping on the gripe wagon. If you want to really drag this country down, just become cynical and spread your cynical word around. We clearly have a choice to be a positive or negative influence on others, it's up to the individual to not jump on the band wagon of whiners, do honest research about the issues, and have the courage to stand up against the people who are just causing trouble. This is the time to "roll up our sleeves" and get out there and do something helpful; with a smile; with thankfulness. There have always been periods of uncertainty in history. Maybe we don't realize how good we've had it for the past ten or twenty years, and now the bill is due. Way too many people are trying to blame somebody else. We are all in this together. Find one thing that you can do to make this country better; start today, then get good at it. People who complain all the time are just unhappy; the president can't help you with that. One of the biggest keys to being happy, is being thankful. We all have a lot to be genuinely thankful for. Start with your next breath, and your next heartbeat. The average poor American has plenty to eat, a place to live, a color tv, a dvd player; the average poor person in Africa doesn't have clean water or nutritious food, lives on dirt floors, and knows daily suffering much worse than ours in America...I think too many Americans WANT to hear bad news in the media. It's a soap opera for them. There's a sick entertainment to it. Too many people are jumping on the gripe wagon. If you want to really drag this country down, just become cynical and spread your cynical word around. We clearly have a choice to be a positive or negative influence on others, it's up to the individual to not jump on the band wagon of whiners, do honest research about the issues, and have the courage to stand up against the people who are just causing trouble. This is the time to "roll up our sleeves" and get out there and do something helpful; with a smile; with thankfulness. There have always been periods of uncertainty in history. Maybe we don't realize how good we've had it for the past ten or twenty years, and now the bill is due. Way too many people are trying to blame somebody else. We are all in this together. Find one thing that you can do to make this country better; start today, then get good at it. People who complain all the time are just unhappy; the president can't help you with that. One of the biggest keys to being happy, is being thankful. We all have a lot to be genuinely thankful for. Start with your next breath, and your next heartbeat. The average poor American has plenty to eat, a place to live, a color tv, a dvd player; the average poor person in Africa doesn't have clean water or nutritious food, lives on dirt floors, and knows daily suffering much worse than ours in America. Over 30,000 CHILDREN DIE IN POVERTY EACH AND EVERY DAY; of disease, starvation, genocide and other horrors. Many people must have their feet amputated because they can't afford shoes to protect against parasites that burrow into the skin. How many pairs of shoes do you have? Which brings me to another amazing key to happiness. Live less for yourself, and more each day, for somebody who is deeply suffering, and you will find that your worries become really small, or will go away completely. Visit a kid who will spend her short life in a hospital, or an elderly person with no family, someone who is disabled who can't go outside, a castout in the community, be there, for just one person. Giving a little money is a great way to help too. A charity called "World Vision" is a great humanitarian organization that literally saves the lives of poor children everyday.
Send some shoe-money to them every once in a while. They're on the web.(less) -
Answered What a Bozo!
While Bush might not be directly responsible for the economic problems, as the supposed head of his party, he IS responsible for the deregulation of the mortgage industry, deregulation of the credit card industry, allowing the oil companies to dictate energy policy, the Iraq War that has put the country in serious debt, and the lack of regulations on speculation without intent to take delivery. All of these things have brought about the economic situation we are in now, and Republican lawmakers are responsible for all of them. -
What are you talking about!!?? The President is putting the blame on Wall Street....saying they are drunk and he's clowning about the economy....the worst thing about the video is he asked them to turn off the camera's so the American people wouldn't hear his dumba** talking shit!
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Most American's don't realize that this term is used all the time on Wall Street, it's not a direct statement pointed at anyone. If you don't know the exact interpretation of something, look it up and YOU stop talking sh*t!
I suppose the President is responsible for your leaky faucet too? How about this, you blame the President for everything and I blame Congress with their great rating? -
Who do you think you are telling me to stop talking sh*t....I'll say whatever I damn well please! I'm sick of all you Bush lovers....face it...you made a mistake voting this jackass in to office and you know it. All you who voted for this jerk "twice I might add" should feel to blame for the mess our economy is in. And so I guess you think it's okay for him to tell them to turn their cameras off too...so he could hide more bullshit that comes out of his mouth...AGAIN!!
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Wow, Seriously??? At one time people would have respected the President of this country and would have never called him "jackass, jerk or dumbass regardless of whether they agreed with him or not... But now we have a big part of a couple generations that have no respect... It's not ok!
I could care less if he asked for the camera's to be turned off. Give me a break, there a lot more important issue's than this!
I agree with kmay's comment below. "Please Get Educated!" -
Answered None of the above
There is plenty of blame to go around. We have unions that will strike a company to death. Steel industry, auto industry is going belly up. Then there's all the American companies being sold. America can not compete with countries that have no osha rules and regs no environmental laws to abide by no medical or retirement cost for their work force and maybe pay their workers a dollar a day. Then there is the America hating liberals in the house and senate that are constantly working against America................
Answered Bush always wants to blame others for his mistakes.
Bush is the one that gave the tax breaks to the big business, etc.Of coarse the war monger wants to blame someone other than himself. He is an idiot and worse President of all times. He is lower than a snail-track!!