And remember: These economic problems are Bush's fault.

[Fire Walk With Me]

Don't let the problems in solving Bush's problems shift the blame upon those not responsible.

Edit: This includes those not remembering that Obama saved the economy from becoming the second great depression, which was BushCo's plan...and that without the support of a democratic mandate, there is little he =can= do to move =anything= forward without compromise...blaming Obama...when he's been handed a second great depression, and not enough democrats in the congress...

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

1. Perpetuating them with "compromises" is Obama's fault.

[DJ13]

5. +1

[pacalo]

2. Most definitely! And because of that, Obama should stay away from continuing any of Bush's

bad policies.

[Jeffersons Ghost]

8. exactly and BTW, K&R

[Horse with no Name]

3. Nothing has been done to fix the problems

and Obama has continued almost every Bush policy.
He is entering his third year as President.
Without change, they belong to him now.
Sorry. At some point he has to take responsibility.
We needed an FDR. We got a Hoover.
This one is for the history books boys--and history won't be kind.

[leftstreet]

4. Who?

[alex cross]

6. Wait a minute! I just got done reading Better Believe It's post

from Robert Scheer on Truthdig blaming Clinton for the mess.

I'm so confused now.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x22353

[pacalo]

10. Clinton left office with a $238 billion surplus for the idiot son to turn into a $1.3 trillion

deficit. That's the bottom line.

[Bluebear]

7. 'and not enough democrats in the congress...' - what did you want, 100%?

We had both chambers.

[Better Believe It]

9. Would 100 Democrats in the Senate and 435 Democrats in the House be enough?

[reformist2]

11. Not exactly. Though the deficit is a huge problem long-term, it's not the reason there are no jobs.

That is mostly the fault of globalism, which has had bipartisan support for 20 years, unfortunately.

[butterfly77]

12. Kicked&Recommended...