Did you thank Bush for turning around Clinton's recession?

Question

Alan tells of his first meeting with then President-elect Bush on Dec. 18, 2000, at the Madison Hotel in Washington. I recall this breakfast meeting very well, especially Alan's comments on the state of the economy. The Fed chairman told the president-elect and our team that America faced the real possibility of a recession in the wake of the collapse of the late 1990s technology sector bubble. Alan's prediction proved correct: In the final months of the Clinton administration, the nation began an economic slowdown that turned into a recession.

Answer 1

History will vindicate Bush everywhere but in the liberal mind.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

You mean the depression which will be the end result? I don't think so.

You can not have uncontrollable spending and be cutting how much you are getting in, for what ever reason. The dollar is at it's lowest point since it was created, another words, it takes MORE money to buy the same thing a few years ago, resulting in huge personal depts for people to live the same that they did 6 years ago.

Answer 4

Answer: I thanked JFK, Reagan, and the present Bush for tax cuts that saved America from recessions.

Answer 5

I believe that the outstanding work he has done in saving our economy will go unrecognized. The ones who should be thanking him are the many able bodied people who sit on their backside collecting handouts and serve only as breeding machines. Without Mr. Bush's wise decisions, we hard working Americans would not have jobs to support those leeches. In a nutshell, it should be the Democrats who thank him!

Answer 6

he has not quit succeeded yet, the fed reserve just lowered the interest rate by half a percent, if that continuous we can soon get zero percent home loans, so I think you should in fact thank the man

Answer 7

you blame who ever is in office at the time. Did you thank Clinton for pulls out of Bush recession.

Answer 8

Umm....maybe it's because of the THREE TRILLION dollars he added to the national debt. Spend now, pay later.

I remember when the Pubs could be counted on for sound fiscal policies. It's obviously not at the top of thier list any more.

Answer 9

Thats funny i thank Bush for taking care of Clinton's surplus by squandering it on an illegal war and tax breaks for billionaires ty mr president

Answer 10

BS. It wasn't Clinton's recession. The economic collapse we're undergoing is a problem caused by factors much larger than mere presidential policies.

And if the economy gets better, it won't be Bush's economy.

It has nothing to do with politics, except the part where politics maintains a crappy status quo.

Answer 11

True history shows Ronald Reagan to be of the best American presidents ever. The left reject that reality as well, still believing Carter and Clinton were the best. Go figure.