Regan inhereted a recovery from Carter then. The fall of The Sovied union
also. As to Enron and the rest of the wall street debacle, Clinton went to
the securities and exchange comission 8 times, 4 with Greenspan whio
finially gave up requesting transperancy in accounting only to be
stonewalled by the republicians. Check it out.
"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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President Bush inherited a recession from President Clinton.

President Bush inherited the 9-11 terrorists attacks from the
Clinton administration.

President Bush inherited Enron, Global Crossing, and a bunch
of crooked stock market shenanigans from the Clinton era.

President Bush has fixed or is fixing ALL of it. No Democrat
can even come close to accomplishing so much. On the contrary,
Recent history proves how damaging to the U.S.A is a Democrat
regime.

S.Simon


"Jeff Morris" wrote in message
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Typical Republican lie - it sounds good until you look at the real
data:


http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/.../sum.asp#grune
m

Unemployment steadily rose under Republicans, fell under Democrats. For
example, Clinton inherited over 7% from the elder Bush and brought it
down to
4%. Shrub promptly raised it to 6%. A similar pattern happened with
Carter.



"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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"Jobless recovery" was in the news a lot last months but one
does not hear too much about it lately since the economy is
recovering by leaps and bounds and unemployment continues
to go down. Poor liberal Dems lose yet again.

Check this out:

"Here's a reality check: the unemployment rate right now is 6%.
This is lower than the average for: Clinton over his first three
years (6.23%), George H.W. Bush's single term (6.28%), Reagan's
2nd term (6.48%), Carter's single term (6.56%), Ford/Nixon (6.64%),
and Reagan's 1st term (8.58%). FDR, of course averaged about 18%
unemployment for his two full terms before the war. The current
rate of unemployment is, in fact, lower than the average rate of
unemployment for the past 30 years."

There's more at:

http://www.townhall.com/columnists/G...20031111.shtml

S.Simon