Just how stupid is Michele Bachmann?

[barfo]

Job creation boomed after 29 months of Bush. Compare to Obama.

Very curious how your graph shows only the first 45 months of Bush's 96 month presidency. I wonder, oh, I wonder why that is.
Maybe the last months of Bush's reign looks different somehow? Could that be it?

barfo

 

[mobes23]

Honestly, Denny, your views might be totally screwed up (just kidding), but your arguments are usually well thought out. That said, that jobs plot sucks absolute ass in terms of strengthening your argument. If the double dip recession hits, it might be worth you pulling out an updated version, but for now it's hairy unwashed ass with maybe a couple dingleberries.

 

[STOMP]

some idiots think that making a mistake means you are stupid

what if a person makes embarrassing mistakes regularly?

free laughs for all on Monday when Michelle kicked off her Presidential campaign by comparing herself to serial killer John Wayne Gacy. Something tells me there is more fun ahead of us

http://www.rawstory.com/rawreplay/2011/06/bachmann-says-she-has-the-spirit-of-john-wayne-gacy/

STOMP

 

[maxiep]

what if a person makes embarrassing mistakes regularly?

free laughs for all on Monday when Michelle kicked off her Presidential campaign by comparing herself to serial killer John Wayne Gacy. Something tells me there is more fun ahead of us

http://www.rawstory.com/rawreplay/2011/06/bachmann-says-she-has-the-spirit-of-john-wayne-gacy/

STOMP

What if a person makes mistakes regularly? Then we call that person "President".

 

[mobes23]

Bush didn't spend $800B in stimulus money or have a bunch of census workers to hire. Nice try.

Bush's "stimulus" was to go to war and the costs are estimated to be 3.7 trillion, not to mention a lot of lost lives. His stimulus had a bigger impact on the economy, but the cost was a lot higher. (FWIW, personally, I think the war in Afghanistan made sense, but the Iraq war didn't.)

 

[Ed O]

What public figure DOESN'T make mistakes regularly?

These people talk so much that it's inevitable that they will speak incorrectly or get confused or offend someone.

I'm consistently surprised that people of all political stripes are continually surprised by this, and that so many of them take it as an opportunity to act superior.

Ed O.

 

[maxiep]

http://thehill.com/blogs/twitter-ro...si-aide-bachmann-treated-different-than-a-man

 

[Denny Crane]

Bush's "stimulus" was to go to war and the costs are estimated to be 3.7 trillion, not to mention a lot of lost lives. His stimulus had a bigger impact on the economy, but the cost was a lot higher. (FWIW, personally, I think the war in Afghanistan made sense, but the Iraq war didn't.)

Obama's had the same "stimulus" from those wars all along, too.