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What did we get?
National Debt When Obama took office:
$10.6 trillion
National Debt now:
$15.5 Trillion
What did $5 trillion buy us?
$10.6 trillion
National Debt now:
$15.5 Trillion
What did $5 trillion buy us?
ASKER
Not that I'm defending any increase to the national debt, but Bush fought two wars (that Democrats voted for), the economy was much better, and it was over 8 years, vs 3.
ASKER
Your turn.
What did we get in 3 years for $5 trillion?
What did we get in 3 years for $5 trillion?
Here you are (again). I think you are familiar with this graphic:
http://welcometolimbo.blogspot.com/2012/01/just-some-of-obamas-accomplishments.html
http://welcometolimbo.blogspot.com/2012/01/just-some-of-obamas-accomplishments.html
ASKER
>>I think you are familiar with this graphic:
Ok - now what did we really get out of it?
Ok - now what did we really get out of it?
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>>For every graphic like that, there is one that is the opposite.
It would be nice if the community organizer wouldn't take credit for Bush's accomplishments.
It's like a relief pitcher, coming in bottom of the inning with two outs, taking credit for winning the game.
It would be nice if the community organizer wouldn't take credit for Bush's accomplishments.
It's like a relief pitcher, coming in bottom of the inning with two outs, taking credit for winning the game.
>>It would be nice if the community organizer wouldn't take credit for Bush's accomplishments.
Republicans pin all of Bush's failures on him too though.
>>It's like a relief pitcher, coming in bottom of the inning with two outs, taking credit for winning the game.
Good analogy. But if he comes in with the bases are loaded when he gives up the homerun to the first batter. Those first 3 runs go to the pitcher that left the game.
Republicans pin all of Bush's failures on him too though.
>>It's like a relief pitcher, coming in bottom of the inning with two outs, taking credit for winning the game.
Good analogy. But if he comes in with the bases are loaded when he gives up the homerun to the first batter. Those first 3 runs go to the pitcher that left the game.
What did we get there?