Go check the economic growth, inflation, federal debt, etc. since eisenhower and you’ll see that every year with a democrat in the White House was better than either repubilcan that was president before and after.
Edited to say – The average growth, for each democratic term (2001-2008 for bush 2, 1993-2000 for clienton etc) is generally as good or better.
GDP numbers: xxxhttp://www.bea.gov/national/xls/gdpchg.xls
Budget Deficit Numbers:
xxxhttp://www.bea.gov/national/nipaweb/TableView.asp?SelectedTable=84&ViewSeries=NO&Java=no&Request3Place=N&3Place=N&FromView=YES&Freq=Year&FirstYear=1947&LastYear=2008&3Place=N&AllYearsChk=YES&Update=Update&JavaBox=no
Inflation Numbers: [url]xxxhttp://www.minneapolisfed.org/Research/data/us/calc/hist1913.cfm[/url]
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There are 3, maybe 4 years of the last 50 (once for Carter, 2 or 3 times in 12 years for ReaganBush) where republicans “beat” the democrats
about 80% of US government debt has been run up with Reagan and Bush/Bush in the white house.
Keep Listening to Republican Lies! They said Bill Clinton’s tax increases would destroy the economy. Yep, best period of growth, inflation, deficit since WW2. Now the Republican lies campaign is coming up with ridiculous numbers claiming that Obama is going raise taxes and destroy the economy with “TAXES!!!!!!”
Well anyone can look up the facts and see that Republican borrow and spend has saddled each american with about $40,000.
So they cut the Tax rates from when Clinton was president, run up the debt, cut back on economic growth. Now they say, setting those numbers back to the old rates will make the economy worse!
These are the people who brought you whitewater (nothing there), Weapons of Mass Destruction, Our great Friendship with Vladimir Putin and the tapping of every telephone in the US, without a warrant.
Don’t listen to lies, look at the facts. Vote Democrat for a sound economy. Vote Republican for irresponsible governance and violation of personal privacy.
The last Republican that I would have voted for was Bill Milliken, but he retired in 1982, so i never had a chance to vote him. People like Chaffee and the senators from Maine seem pretty good, but then i wonder… “why be a Republican?” 