Al Gore would've been a better president than G.W. Bush. Agree or disagree?
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We all remember what a failure and laughing stock Dubya was.
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findthelight2000 2012/06/17 04:37:31agree+12If Al Gore had won, I don't think the US would be in nearly as economically bad a shape as we are in now.




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GWB in the Air National Guard
There were plenty of conscientious objectors for Nam & I refuse to include them in the number.
BTW, GHWB DID serve in WWII and was even shot down in combat.
I did not know that about G.H.W. Bush. Then he deserves the honor that was due him.
There IS NO DIFFERENCE between those DemoPublican Authoritarians.
http://www.biography.com/peop...
http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/s...
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The real fall out of jobs was when it looked like Obama would be the next president. Investors bet on the future and Obama was the future. Every business group in America is fighting that Marxist in the white house. Capital and jobs flee Marxism which is why Obama can’t create jobs.
Investors knew what Obama's policies where. Therefore, they were pulling money off the table in mass so 750,000 jobs where lost per month.
That money is still sitting on the side lines. Investing in America while Obama is sitting in the white house is too risky.
"•Almost as many small businesses, (92%) think the business community should lead the American Recovery, compared to 8% who think the federal government has the best solutions.
•The vast majority of small businesses still are looking for the government to get out of the way (81%) and for more certainty opposed to government assistance.
•Small businesses see all bureaucrats in Washington as the problem but have sharpened their criticism of the Administration and Congressional Democrats in the past 9 months. Close to half of all respondents approve of the job the House Republican Majority is doing; only 8% approve of the Senate Democrat Majority. Sixteen percent of small businesses approve of the job President Obama is doing."
http://www.uschambersmallbusi...
"Sixteen percent of small businesses approve of the job President Obama is doing." Obviously, Obama policies are not to popular with those that create jobs.
Do you suppose that is why small buisness owners aren't investing and creating jobs?
http://blogs.wsj.com/economic...
The unemployment rate was 4.6 percent when Pelosi and Reid took control of Congress in Jan 2007. George Bush has an average unemployment rate of 5.3 percent.
http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/s...
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The Bush tax cuts took effect in Jan 2004. In Dec 2003, there were 131.026 million non farm payroll jobs. In Dec 2007 when the recession started, there were 138.875 an increase of 7.849 million jobs.
http://www.bls.gov/webapps/le...
Click on Non farm payrol and run the report.
The loss of jobs at the very end of the Bush administration was because Obama was going to be president. Investors bet on the future and they weren’t going to bet a dime of their money on that Marxist Liberal.
They still aren’t which is why Obama can’t create jobs.
Marxism doesn’t work! If it looked like McCain was going to win, there wouldn’t have been near the jobs loses at the end of the Bush presidency.
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When Pelosi and Reid took control of Congress in Jan 2007, the unemployment rate was 4.6 percent. By Dec 2007, we were in a recession. The unemployment rate was below 5 percent since June 2005. George Bush had an average 5.3 percent unemployment rate over his 8 years as president.
http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/s...
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George Bush cut taxes in 2003 which became effective 1 Jan 2004. His tax cuts increased revenues 700 billion dollars. Of course, the recession started in Dec 2007, so 2008 revenue where down slightly.
When Obama took over, revenues fell through the floor and spending increased dramatically.
Year /Revenues / Outlays / Deficit or Surplus
2000 2,025,191 /1,788,950 /236,241
2001 1,991,082 /1,862,846 /128,236
2002 1,853,136 /2,010,894 /-157,758
2003 1,782,314 /2,159,899 /-377,585
2004 1,880,114 /2,292,841 /-412,727
2005 2,153,611 /2,471,957 /-318,346
2006 2,406,869 /2,655,050 /-248,181
2007 2,567,985 /2,728,686 /-160,701
2008 2,523,991 /2,982,544 /-458,553
2009 2,104,989 /3,517,677 /-1,412,688
2010 2,162,724 /3,456,213 /-1,293,489
2011 2,3203,700 /3,603,0601 /-1,299,595
http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb...
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Your analysis is fanatically partisan nonsense.... Obama is so bad that even the anticipation of his presidency made companies choose to lose money and lay people off! I mean "full retard" doesn't begin to describe the mendacity of that argument.
"Communist Party USA supports Barack Obama"
"The National Board of the CPUSA considers it imperative to give its full support to the most progressive wing of U.S. imperialism through support for Barack Obama.
http://cpusanationalboard.blo...
Would you bet you’re on a Commie? Investors aren't going to so they bailed out. Marxism doesn’t work. Yyou bet your money on that Marxist.
Go for it. Createe jobs under Obama. Nobody else is risk thdeir money on a Commie..
Businesses bet on supply and demand.not who's president.
But it's not your premise that bothers me...
--it's ridiculous and slightly disturbing conclusion you come to from it!
If you're right, then what your'e saying is that big business is holding our economy hostage at great cost to themselves, until they get a president who does their bidding instead of serving the American People who elected him! that's a sick and twisted state of affairs! If you're right then Democracy is truly dead and we really are ruled by corporations --and for that you're mad at... Obama? Really? Cause we're not doing their bidding enough? We're not bowing low enough to them? Why do you hate America and Democracy so much?
"Communist Party USA supports Barack Obama"
"The National Board of the CPUSA considers it imperative to give its full support to the most progressive wing of U.S. imperialism through support for Barack Obama.
http://cpusanationalboard.blo...
You need to produce facts (quotes and references) like I do. The bottom line is Liberals and self proclamed Communist support Obama. There isn't a whole lot of difference. They both advocate the redistrubution of wealth by big government. Vote for me and I will transfer wealth to you.
Those lost jobs weren't because they were scared of Obama and fired people. Absolutely nonsense. Why were they not investing during the previous 8 years of record low job and GDP growth... and why was there record growth when Clintion was president?
The Bush Tax cuts got rid of a major incentive to invest and create new jobs. Before with a higher tax rate, they had to invest to avoid the greater corporate tax. After the tax cuts they had no reason not to take the money and put it in a Swiss bank account or whatever. Naturally they didn't create more jobs why should they? That's "trickle down' Reaganomics for you!
And it doesn't say they don't approve of the "Senate DEMOCRATIC majority" It says they don't think the federal government has the right solutions.. Nice slight of hand there. If you have to lie --even about your own citations it doesn't say much for your argument. They'd rather have a better economy than get federal assistance ... well duh So would Obama!
Your data doesn't support your points and your points are assinine.
FAIL.
• “Concerns about over-regulation are the highest we’ve seen in the past year, with 42% of small businesses citing it as a major concern and 52% citing regulations as the top threat to their business, increasing 9 percentage points since last June."
• "What do concerns about regulations and policies mean for small businesses? Stalled growth. 80% of small businesses surveyed report the taxation, regulation, and legislation from Washington make it harder for their business to hire more employees. Nearly three-out-of-four (73%) of small businesses surveyed cite the recent health care law as an obstacle to growing their business and hiring more employees.”
Do small businesses support Obama's policies?
"Sixteen percent of small businesses approve of the job President Obama is doing."
http://www.uschambersmallbusi...
The US Chamber of Commerce spent 75 million dollars to help dump 63 Marxist Liberals from the House into the street. The Chamber represents 3 million small business owners.
In Reality
Since January 2009 the Small Business Administration has supported more than 150,000 small businesses with nearly $80 billion in loans—a record for SBA 7(a) and 504 program lending.
To ensure that small businesses have access to the loans they need, the Small Business Jobs Act provided loan guarantees and reduced fees.
President Obama cut taxes for small business owners 18 times, and signed into law $200 billion in tax relief and incentives to encourage businesses to create jobs, invests, and grow. The Small Business Jobs Act made 4.5 million small businesses eligible for a larger tax break on new investments in equipment and machinery.
I guess those 4.5 million small businesses didn't take part in that survey.
Again ... Marxist my ass.
“Harry Alford, president and CEO of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, blasted President Obama’s anti-business administration in an explosive interview. Alford, a 2008 Obama supporter, labeled the administration “Marxist” and “fanatical.” “They might as well put on the brown shirts and swastikas,” he said.”
http://visiontoamerica.org/35...
I think Alford summed up the veiws of the vast majority of small business owners in America towards Obama.
Again, we would have had billions upon billions more in our treasury as well as thousands of more lives saved had this total ingrate not been shoved into a position that he was not qualified for or deserved. We will be paying for that administration for decades to come.