Is it odd that republicans first blamed Clinton for the financial crisis and

[olin h]

now blame Obama but skipped Bush? seems like there is contradiction in what they think and how much time it takes to influence the economy
The democrats didn't pass anything Bush vetoed almost everything
there are some quite realist -- I am not talking to them
vic a true conservative those are the colors I hear on Y!A
Your stats are skewed in the usual republican way if they are right -- in 6 years in vetoed 0 bills and in 2 the vetoed the rest which is the most in 2 years -- your number I would have to look up to see if it is right though

[Eau de Pivoine]

Yeah, look in your back yard, buddy. The difference is that Bush never did blame Clinton, but Obama can't get off the issue. So who's the coward here?
Besides... Bush's rate went up, not down in the first 100 days of his term.
If it weren't for the libs bashing he would have finished gloriously.

[patrick g]

Is it odd that liberals choose to ignore the multitude of conservative republicans who are glad lay the blame at the feet of Carter, Reagan, Bush I, Clinton, Bush II and Obama.....

Stop living in your political vacuum


"Bush vetoed almost everything"?????? Really? Bush Vetoed 11 bills in 8 years.... the lowest number since Harding..... get your facts straight.

[zombies!!]

No, why would someone blame their own party? It doesnt seem odd to me at all that people are loyal to their political parties. Liberals are the same way.

[vicsikix]

The financial crisis was on a down-turn at the end of the Clinton administration. Bush inherited it and 9/11 on TOP OF IT and stayed afloat. When it really started going to h@ll is when the Dems took the congress!

[Bling]

You really don't have a clue as to what's been going on since Carter do you?

[William H]

Bush too. but mostly the democrat twin babies fannie and freddie.

[tell'n it like I see it]

No it isn't a surprise. People don't speak badly about their party. Democrats do the same thing. They only blame Bush for the economic problems, not Clinton.