jennatellwertz
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I am curious, and please sight your sources. So far I am aware of how much Bush put into the war on Iraq, and I am also aware that it was Bush's idea to just hand $900 billion out to banks and big business so tell me what has Obama done so far that has cost more than what Bush did? Also keep in mind some folks won't be paying for Bush's mistakes for future generations because they died fighting to bring McDonalds to Iraq.
Ok first of all none of you are arguing with any facts or intelligence. Please think for yourselves. Secondly the stimulus package was G.W. Bush's deal, and Obama pushed to put a hold on it so that Georgie Jr. wouldn't be able to give it out to all his golf buddies. Bush is the one responsible for the stimulus, and Obama is just trying to figure out how best to distribute it.
Good Guy they won't, and the wealthy will continue to tell people that if they vote for Obama again then more jobs will have to be thrown away. It is seriously up to people like you and I to make a plan act on it, and make America Better. We are far more powerful than any executive realizes, and it is time that we exercise that power. There are opportunities for people to scratch out a living with nearly nothing. I myself have jumped on a new opportunity that Obama opened up, and yeah I will be paying lots of taxes on it, but I will still be much better off than I was during Bush's reign.
To date, $656.1 billion dollars have been allocated to the war in Iraq. The national, state, and local numbers we provide are based on the full amount of funding approved to date for Fiscal Year 2009.
{http://www.nationalpriorities.org/costofwar_home}
Ok first of all none of you are arguing with any facts or intelligence. Please think for yourselves. Secondly the stimulus package was G.W. Bush's deal, and Obama pushed to put a hold on it so that Georgie Jr. wouldn't be able to give it out to all his golf buddies. Bush is the one responsible for the stimulus, and Obama is just trying to figure out how best to distribute it.
Good Guy they won't, and the wealthy will continue to tell people that if they vote for Obama again then more jobs will have to be thrown away. It is seriously up to people like you and I to make a plan act on it, and make America Better. We are far more powerful than any executive realizes, and it is time that we exercise that power. There are opportunities for people to scratch out a living with nearly nothing. I myself have jumped on a new opportunity that Obama opened up, and yeah I will be paying lots of taxes on it, but I will still be much better off than I was during Bush's reign.
To date, $656.1 billion dollars have been allocated to the war in Iraq. The national, state, and local numbers we provide are based on the full amount of funding approved to date for Fiscal Year 2009.
{http://www.nationalpriorities.org/costofwar_home}