54% Still Blame Bush for Nation’s Economic Woes

Rasmussen Reports ^ | July 25, 2009 | Scott Rasmussen

[Seadog Bytes]

Good afternoon. ...VERY Nice bumper-snicker, you got there, Sir!

[tanuki]

Actually, this figure is way lower than the media want it to be. Next year, there will be no cover for O and the Dims.

[DanZanRyu]

In the Jersey and Virginia governor races, Corzine and Deeds are running ads blaming Bush for eveything. The DNC think the Hate Bush Mantra still carries traction.

[griswold3]

Exactly!
This is the ‘economy’ the unproductive will have to suffer. The blame for this ‘debt deflation’ scenerio lies with the realms of society that approved of the massive debt for nonproductive purposes. Buy Now, Pay Later. (300% private debt to GDP?)
George W Bush could not have ‘stopped’ the 30 year run up to this crisis. But I thank God every day that AlGore lost or this mess would have been realized much much sooner. I got a 6 year head start on those who don’t know what’s happening.

[what's up]

So what if more people blame Bush. They can blame Bush be opposed to socialize healthcare and reckless spending

If you are truly opposed to socialized healthcare and reckless spending you'll pin the blame the one who is pushing these juggernauts thru Congress, not Bush.

[griswold3]

W just didn’t do enough to stop them.

Stip a president of his credibility and authority, and there’s nothing HE could do to stop the ‘progressive’ agenda. (Just sayin’ it works every time)

[Kenny Bunk]

Bush and the Rinos spent our butts down the river. Then, we allowed open primaries and the Democrats to select John McCain as our contender.

As a result, Obama IS the GW legacy. Bush was a good man who couldn't talk. Obama is a bad guy who can.

[stephenjohnbanker]

I’ll bet 54% can’t name the vice president.

[what's up]

George W Bush could not have ‘stopped’ the 30 year run up to this crisis

Perhaps if he had not had the tremendous fight over the WOT he might have been able to make it his priority. 20/20 hindsight is always convenient, but a few years ago no one was blaming Bush for anything connected with the economy.

When the MSM and Dems targeted their message after it was clear Bush was going to win in Iraq they began to put the economic blame on Bush, conservatives also buying into that message.

[libh8er]

while 65% of Republicans say Obama now bears responsibility

35% of "Republicans" blame Bush ????

[potlatch]

Excellent story telling array of graphics Seadog! The Jonestown Massacre graphic is a startling one.

The almond scented potassium cyanide in grape kool-ade may be our future ‘medication’, snort.

Thanks, I enjoyed your post!

[mulligan]

It is amazing what hate does to the mind. The mainstream media and those who listen to that media for information and have become so hateful about President Bush have lost all sense of intelligent judgment. It is a very sad day in our Nation when truth and facts are no longer considered worthwhile in arriving at reasons for a current or past situation.

[SantosLHalper]

I’ll bet 54% can’t name the vice president.

And the same 54% think that Jon Stewart is the most trusted newsman in America.

[Cindy]

Ditto.

[stephenjohnbanker]

No doubt.

[ken21]

that’s what you get with a president that did not explain himself to the american people, thus, allowing the msm to define him.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[org.whodat]

They took over earlier than that!

January, 2007

[lionheart 247365]

GROUND ZERO . . . THE COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT ACT .

The inconvient truth .