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VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: 10 REASONS WHY PEOPLE ARE MISSING BUSH. Excerpt: We naturally compare Bush?

By Glenn Reynolds

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VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: 10 REASONS WHY PEOPLE ARE MISSING BUSH. Excerpt:

We naturally compare Bush to his chief critic and successor Barack Obama ? and find the latter increasingly wanting as time goes by. Obama turned Bush?s misdemeanor deficits into felonious trillion-dollar annual shortfalls. He will pile up more debt than any other prior president. . . . Bush was tarred in 2004 for a ‘jobless recovery’ when unemployment hovered near 6%. It is now almost 10% and Obama still harps about ‘jobs saved.’ Scott McClellan may have been singularly inept; we are not so sure after Robert Gibbs.

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Full post as published by Instapundit.com on September 03, 2010 (boomark / email).

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