That would be more credible if so many Republicans hadn't run so many times on his coattails.
		Joel Send a noteboard - 13/04/2010 09:18:16 AM
		
	Blah blah blah...I'm so sick of hearing how Bush was the worst President ever, and how he destroyed this, and shit on that.  Congress placed the bills in front of him, Congress confirmed his nominations for various positions.  People give the President entirely too much credit for the good and the bad.  
Am I saying I like what was going on while he was President, or that I like the decisions he made that Congress had no part in? No, I think he made plenty of mistakes, all I'm really saying is that Congress has more than their fair share of blame, and I think it's silly that nobody ever mentions it.
Am I saying I like what was going on while he was President, or that I like the decisions he made that Congress had no part in? No, I think he made plenty of mistakes, all I'm really saying is that Congress has more than their fair share of blame, and I think it's silly that nobody ever mentions it.
When you have a majority Congressional party whose primary campaign message is "I support the President" you can't really say that absolves him from blame when they rubberstamp what he puts in front of them. They share the blame, but how does it exonerate Bush when they pass legislation Bush introduced (prior to Obama Presidents often introduced legislation on things other than corporate bailouts
 )?  That doesn't let minority Dems off the hook for unanimous votes in favor of things like the IWR, but that objection is one more of principle than policy: Senate Dems voting against the IWR in 2002 wouldn't have stopped it and most would've been committing political suicide since the invasion was very popular with the public then; they just shouldn't have had the nerve to vote for it and then campaign against it in '04 (in Kerrys case it was particularly stupid. )
)?  That doesn't let minority Dems off the hook for unanimous votes in favor of things like the IWR, but that objection is one more of principle than policy: Senate Dems voting against the IWR in 2002 wouldn't have stopped it and most would've been committing political suicide since the invasion was very popular with the public then; they just shouldn't have had the nerve to vote for it and then campaign against it in '04 (in Kerrys case it was particularly stupid. )
			
		
	
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			Income falls 3.2% since Obama took office -  - 13/04/2010 05:28:00 AM
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			Re: Income falls 3.2% since Obama took office -  - 13/04/2010 07:50:03 AM
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			I think it's hilarious that everyone blames Bush and forgets to point their fingers at Congress
	    
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			That would be more credible if so many Republicans hadn't run so many times on his coattails.
		
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			I'm not exonerating him by any means
	    
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			All, or at least most, roads still lead to the Republicans though.
	    
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			Post election polls showed most Americans thought the recovery would take over a year.
	    
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			Also the sun has gone down once a day on every single day since he took office. *NM*
	    
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			that has nothign to do with Obama
	    
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			you're both wrong!
	    
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