What is the worst personal experience you have had in the economically depressed BushCo police state?

Answer 1

I made to much money last year I had to pay in. That is my worst experience in the BushCo police state as you have called it.

Answer 2

My worst experience was the shock I had when I realized that I got ripped off on my mortgage insurance interest rates years ago.

Some people must be very young. They don't remember the misery of the Carter years. Double digit inflation, interest rates, unemployment, and tax increases.

The US economy has been excellent, better than ever before in history. The recession that actually started in 1996 (they didn't tell us about that, did they?) was turned around by "BushCo."

Perhaps you should ignore the socialist propaganda and start a business.

Did you notice that all the Enron buddies built up their empires and got rich during the Clinton years, but that it was BushCo that put them behind bars? No. ClintonCo. was more secretive than they allow us to think....

Answer 3

You idiot, learn how to read and may be you'll learn something.

>The unemployment rates are among the lowest in the past 100 years.
>Three months ago, the Dow Jones closed at record highs.
>For the first time in the last 100 years, the AVERAGE household is bringing in more money than the cost -of-living requires to be spent.

>Gas Prices? - If tree-hugging liberals would allow for drilling in Alaska, the Gulf of Mexico, and lift the moratorium on new Oil Refineries, the price of gasoline will not go down (because we have let them get away with it this far) but it would stay fixed or even reduced to a degree. Guarenteed.

Answer 4

Repetitive inspections at the airport is irritating. Passing through the X-ray machines must only be required to board the aircraft without the removal of shoes and metal items.

Answer 5

I have made so much money i have actually had to pay taxes even after all the deductions!!! Police state does suck, had to pay 150 fine for speeding in my 2004 Vette...my old Dodge would NEVER do 86 in a 55.... Damn Economy!!!!

Answer 6

Invalid question.
1) This is not a police state
2) The economy is doing very well.

Answer 7

Normally in the past when a company I was working for closed and laid people off I was able to find a new job in a month or less. I was out of work for a year under GWB. Nothing was available. I got lucky was on food stamps almost lost the house. Used up thousands in nest egg money just to barely survive. I know a few people who were out of work even longer. These are people with special skills and college degrees. One eventually went to live with relatives, another was able to start a small business with his retirement nest egg (he can't afford to retire, now) and a third one found a job doing something he hates but it pays the mortgage and for bare necessitys and that's about it.

Answer 8

Oh Jees. I can't stand the guy, (you have no idea) but the problems I have with him, aren't on an individual level. I'm tired of him making the country look like a bunch of idiots. I'm tired of him making stupid, thoughtless decisions (like getting rid of all advisors with any military experience during a war). He hasn't come into my living room and broken all of my vases. He HAS had negative affects on the elderly and people with manufacturing jobs...but I think you're wording makes people with logical complaints sound like fanatics. Pro-Bush people love to lump all anti-Bush people together.

Answer 9

I made so much money last year that I had to pay $36,000 in taxes.

The economy sucks....? Where???

Answer 10

I have been much better off than during the Clinton years! I make more and pay less taxes!