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Old 01-23-2004, 06:20 PM  
jas1552
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Originally posted by Webby
Originally posted by jas1552

The Clinton recession ended not long after Bush took office. You might not like to hear it but it is a fact that the economy was in recession the last few months of Clintons administration.
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Do you seriously think that it really matters one toss whether you draw some line over "economies" and try to make some political issue over Bush or Clinton??

Clinton left office years ago. The US is not in any "depression" because of Clinton. The world had a "dip" in economy lately. The issue is that the US is currently in the biggest "dip" in many decades and far exceeds any "world dip".

You don't have to look hard to see why. If you don't see it yet, there is little hope...
The US is not in a depression at all. The US economy had the fastest rate of growth in 20 years (if I remember correctly without going to look it up) during the last quarter.

To be honest. No I don't think Clinton is to blame for the recession that began during his administration. The bursting of the tech bubble is to blame for that.
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