ohsherrie wrote:Well, yeah except the thousands who lost their jobs so the Big Corporations could get tax cuts to move the jobs to Asia and Mexico. Oh and there are those thousands that lost their lifesavings due to the lack of adequate health coverage. Oh yeah, and there are also the ones that are struggling in entry level jobs because all that were available were in those small businesses that are so popular with this administration. Maybe by the time they get their college loans paid off though some big corporation will come swallow the business and then things will get better for them, until they close the place and move the jobs to China that is. I almost forgot about the ones that couldn't even afford a college education because their folks lost their jobs so they have to work for minimum wage to help their family out.
I don't know what world you live in but I'm glad everybody their is getting richer.
The fact is the economy is strong. When I said "everyone", it was a purposeful exaggeration to make a point. You're smart enough to know that.
You steadfastly refuse to believe the economy is doing well despite what the facts show and only for the fact that Bush is President and you're so blinded by your hatred for him that you don't look at things objectively. Are there problems? Sure, but you have to be willing to see both sides. You're not seeing both sides.
I'm not getting richer but that's not because of what Bush has or hasn't done. It's because of my own stupid mistakes, no one else's. That's pretty much how it is for most people. In the long run, it's up to you to better your own life and to quite blaming people in the government for your own lack of success. I've taken responsibility for mine and we would all be better off if everyone did the same.
I was unemployed during part of the Clinton administration and if I had followed your example and looked at all the reasons why I could have blamed my woes on Clinton and his policies, I probably could have. The area of the country I lived was far worse off than most of the rest of the country at the time, too, but I took the opportunity to better myself through education and hard work instead of spouting rhetoric against the government.