Wall Street Watch
On January 19, 2001, the Dow Jones closed at 10,855.
The next day George Bush took over the reins to the White House.
4 and 1/2 years later, we are at 10,445. That's only a return of 3 percent. Oh my bad, negative 3 percent.
Certainly you've heard about this from the so-called liberal media. Haven't you?
The next day George Bush took over the reins to the White House.
4 and 1/2 years later, we are at 10,445. That's only a return of 3 percent. Oh my bad, negative 3 percent.
Certainly you've heard about this from the so-called liberal media. Haven't you?
posted by Macswain at
9:48 AM
2 Comments:
Macswain:
negative growth over 5+ years, and blundering into a costly and counterproductive war is a small price to pay for a president who is not getting sucked off in the oval office.
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Anonymous, at 12:04 PM
You forgot to mention how replacing a liberal tax-and-spend president with a retardlican has really improved the deficit situation too. In 16 years of Reagan, Bush, and Bush, 0 balanced budgets.
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Anonymous, at 1:12 PM
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