online.wsj.com - 1/19/2009
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President Bush is leaving office amid the worst recession in 25 years, and naturally his economic policies are getting the blame. But before we move on to the era of Obamanomics, it's important to understand what really happened during the Bush years -- not least so we don't repeat the same ...
americanthinker.com - 1/19/2009
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americanthinker.com —
It can be stated without fear of serious
argument that no previous president has been treated as
brutally, viciously, and unfairly as George W. Bush.
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Bush and the Bush-Haters
noholdsbarred.info - 1/16/2009
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noholdsbarred.info —
President Bush--A president who is leaving office after
two terms, a President that the majority of Americans
are more than willingly to say "Good Bye, Adios, or Good Riddance".
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Thank You President Bush
msnbc.msn.com - 1/16/2009
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msnbc.msn.com —
President George W. Bush said Friday he believes
steps taken by his administration have "laid the groundwork
for a return to economic growth and job creation."
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Bush: Economy on track to recovery
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Shorter Wall Street Journal
Paul Krugman —
So, there’s a WSJ editorial on the Bush economy, which just cries out for a capsule summary. Shorter WSJ I : Everything good that happened during the Bush years was due to Bush; everything bad was due to Alan Greenspan, who fostered the housing bubble whose existence we and our friends denied ...
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Suburban Guerrilla —
Shorter WSJ from Krugman:
So, there’s a WSJ editorial on the Bush economy, which just cries out for a capsule summary.
Shorter WSJ I: Everything good that happened during the Bush years was due to Bush; everything bad was due to Alan Greenspan, who fostered the housing bubble whose existence we and our friends denied again and again.
Shorter WSJ II: The decline in the unemployment rate in the middle Bush years, after Bush cut taxes, proves that tax cuts work — and had nothing to do with the housing bubble. The much ...
"That wasn't me" says President Barack Hussein Obama
Hyscience —
... , and the Bush economy were laid out daily. By the time Bush left office, the American public's view of G. W. was not a flattering one. ...
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