My question to them: where were you when George Bush was converting a surplus to a deficit?
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The chart says it all. When Bush took office there was a surplus of over $200 billion. In no time at all he spent down the surplus and created of deficit of up to $400 billion. Where was all the fuss from Republicans in Congress then?
Another chart, below: W's father didn't do so well, either. And look at the deficit under their hero Reagan. I'm sorry, but I can't help but think about this every time I see one of them decrying our current deficit.
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Oh, wait! I know how to reduce the deficit... let's give a tax break to the wealthiest Americans!
1 comment:
Right?!
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