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99cachorro Says:

Dec 1, 2008 - cutting interest rates has its limitations! hahhahah

monkeyman1140 Says:

Dec 1, 2008 - They should RAISE interest rates, which spurs savers to put their money in banks, then banks can use that money for loans. Bush's people are absolute idiots.

contain1359 Says:

Dec 2, 2008 - Who was the congressman from texas who was warning all in this nation that we were already in a recession almost a year ago.Now the msm is trying to take credit of what was predicted precisely by the man who should have been the gop nominee. I get that vomit taste when ever I see anything covered by the msm. It's almost the same taste I get whenever I see or hear anything about bush and his administration. Continue electing people in office who contributed to this mess and you will get the same.

Goobyusa Says:

Dec 2, 2008 - My President Dr. Ron Paul that's who!

elektrikcity Says:

Dec 2, 2008 - I blame the Democrat majority of Congress in power for the past few years of misconduct. They allowed this to happen so they could get more congressional seats and Obama elected. Once Obama steps in office, stocks will shoot the roof and the Demoncraps will get all the credit from problems they caused in the first place!!!

doobsta Says:

Dec 2, 2008 - dems repubs, same damn thing!You are being played like a fiddle and it is working perfectly.wake the hell up, their agendas are ONE and the SAME!

davidd2005 Says:

Dec 2, 2008 - Its Bush's fault and the dam republican morons that voted for him a second term....LOL

crispymidget Says:

Dec 2, 2008 - keep educated yourself. Bush put us at war, but this was going to happen. the banks and the fed reserve did it.

KNOWYOUNOW Says:

Dec 3, 2008 - This was the socialists fault yes it was FDR's fault. Nothing to do with ronald reagan or president Bush. We need more right wing policies to stop things like this happening. It really annoys me that people thin republican presidents caused depressions where is your evidence for that apart from reality.

michaelawill Says:

Dec 5, 2008 - You won't accept reality as proof the republicans caused this?Sounds about right. LOL

Starteller Says:

Dec 5, 2008 - If we disclose the hidden UFOs technologies we solved all our Energy, Environmental and Economic problems for the ENTIRE planet.Wake-up people all our government are traitors.We need to charge them for High Treason and Crimes against Humanity before it's too late.

KNOWYOUNOW Says:

Dec 6, 2008 - I was being ironic i know the republicans caused this.

mastershake99 Says:

Dec 11, 2008 - I think you're mistaken. Consider, among other things, the cost of Iraq (the war itself as well as Haliburton's scandalous), his tax cuts, and his unyielding support of the bailouts. Bush never had the money for any of these things, and he had no qualms with allowing the Federal Reserve to endlessly print dollars. This isn't just Bush's fault, but his leadership was part of the problem. Most Republicans are no longer conservatives, and Bush was certainly not a conservative president.

KNOWYOUNOW Says:

Dec 12, 2008 - He was conservatuive he was right wing. He was not left wing. He was against gay marriage, got taxxc cuts for the rich. and since when was war left wing.

mastershake99 Says:

Dec 12, 2008 - On gay marriage: he wanted to add an amendment to the constitution prohibiting peoples' rights. This has only been done once in American history. That's a very liberal idea. Tax cuts? He gave out stimulus packages. That's a social welfare program. Again, a very liberal idea.

KNOWYOUNOW Says:

Dec 12, 2008 - Heis right wing hebrought in tax cuts for the rich. You know he was the right wing candiate. Do not try to rewrite history. How is it social welfare programme to give people their taxes back.

mastershake99 Says:

Dec 15, 2008 - Collecting revenues and arbitrarily redistributing wealth is a social welfare program. I'm not rewriting history. Bush's economic plans were liberal.

KNOWYOUNOW Says:

Dec 15, 2008 - Bush is right wing. You can rewrite history it only shows you as a manipuolator of the truth. He was a right wing republican. Allways has been allways was. So when he hanged all thosepeople was a he aliberakl. When he invaded Iraq was he a liberal when he cits taxes for the elites was he a liberal. When he banned gay marriage was he liberal. When supported privitzation was he a liberal. You know he was not a left winger he was right wing.

shinobicl Says:

Dec 20, 2008 - Republicans!Not them, nor democrats. But the FED. And all the politicians from both sides just spending and spending and spending. And you! for spending and thinking money was easy and U.S. is the center of the world.Of course, U.S. is important today, but not vital. U.S. is not "too big to fail", do not expect the world to bail you out.