[Vaquero]

a lot of the reason we have O’bummer is because of George.

[lonestar]

So, if you didn’t like George, the “smart” thing to do was to vote for somebody 10 time worse. Makes a lot of sense...NOT.

[Califreak]

Bush wasn’t perfect, but he was better than this clown.

He would have been right on it.

This isn’t the first time Zero has reacted to the press in such a manner.

He doesn’t want to talk about it because he doesn’t care and he can’t blame it on “the failed policies of the last 8 years”, or say he “inherited” this crisis.

[blueyon]

a lot of the reason we have O’bummer is because of George.

Or because of the way the left spun a lot of things (wire taping -which is now OK, The war, The TARP which Obumer voted for). The Demwits caused a lot of the problems (not all) and successfully blamed it ALL on Bush. Also because the republicans had John McCain run as President....That was a O’bummer right there.

[EyeGuy]

I think your sadly accurate point is being missed in this thread.....

[papasmurf]

"a lot of the reason we have O’bummer is because of George."

And, it highlights why we shouldn't elect RINO's, even good, decent guys like 43, who are so.

[brydic1]

“a lot of the reason we have O’bummer is because of George.”

I would say that almost 100% of the reason we have the present government is the abject failure of the Republican Party, it's president and it's congress. Total unwillingness to pursue conservative values except for pro-life issues and total inability to not only propound conservative values but inability to defend those few conservative positions they took. It is so satisfying for some to blame conservatives for the election of this present government even though probably more than 90% of conservative voted (many holding their nose) for republicans. This last election was basically a referendum on the conduct of the previous administration, their handling of the economy, their domestic spending record, and the congressional scandals. That vast (probably 30% of the electorate) less politically committed electorate, said “we gave the republicans the White House and the Congress and they made a mess. We are going to give the democrats (anyone else) a go.” Like it or not that is what happened. When conservatives fail to demand real conservative values from those elected as conservatives and they fall on their face, this result is to be expected.