Is it hypocritical of Repubs to whine about "still blaming Bush" while they

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SO

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openly call to roll back FDR? Seems kind of odd to say that Bush has been out for 2 years and this is all Obama's fault now... and then out of the other side of their mouth be calling for rolling back the New Deal, from the 1930's (the New Deal which, I might add, led to the longest era of prosperity, and strongest middle class, this country had ever known... from the late 30's up to the 80's ).
 
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IceT

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Not nearly as hypocritical as it is of Democrats who whined about gas prices when Bush was president but who now either don't care or are still blaming Bush for the gas prices we are seeing today! What this shows is how bad Obama's energy policy is! If we had done what Palin suggested 3 years ago and "drilled baby drilled" that oil would be in our pipelines now and we would not be seeing these prices! Once again proving that Palin is smarter than a Liberal. But instead what we get is drilling moratoriums, and only one drilling permit issued in over a year and some how it is Bush's fault that gas prices are once again high!
 
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constitutionrules

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you are correct we should always blame the policies that perpetuate problems in the world no matter who started them. And it is fair to blame those politicians who continue to endorse those policies. FDR is still wrong on many policies that President Obama supports to this day.
 
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yester

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I blame both Bush and Obama. Bush got us into unnecessary wars (which I did support for years) and started the bailout thing. Obama has continued unnecessary wars and is guilty of even bigger bailouts.

I blame them both.
 
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Vinny_Says_Relax

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It would be if someone was actually calling for that, which they arent.

Edit: For all of those giving this answer a thumbs down, lets see your list of elected Republicans who are actively calling for this on the floor of the House. My personal guess is that none of you will be able to name anyone at all WITH PROOF (by the way, proof does not mean a link to Huffington or MoveOn, or MSNBC).
 
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Toby

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The last two recessions started under Bush's watch. Those are facts. History isn't going to change that because Conservatives are tired of hearing about it or how much time has passed.
 
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JiveTurkey

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Democrats will be blaming Bush for the next 50 years for BHO's failures because our clueless POTUS has changed from a confident " yes we can " candidate into a whiny " no I can't " President
 
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