[Hodar]

So, at what time does our “Failure in Chief” get to assume credit for the economy?

It’s amazing how powerful Bush was - why, he was such a powerful force that even 3 years after he has left office, he is still responsible for unemployment, the deficit, higher taxes, economic stagnation .... why, pretty much everything that Carter whined about too.

It just took a GOOD Republcian a couple years in the White House - to right everything that years of Democratic abuse had wrought. The only real down-side I see, is that I’m not aware of another Republican of the stature of Ronald Reagan in the wings.

[Da Coyote]

‘So, at what time does our “Failure in Chief” get to assume credit for the economy?”

He’s now the “Cretin-in-Chief,’ aka, Dorkus Maximus, the Obamaloon.

However, you can call him “dork” for short.

[FreeAtlanta]

While I don't believe Bush was responsible for the crappy economy, I do believe that Obama's damage will be felt for generations. The outrageous spending will cripple our nation for a long time.

The next guy will legitimately be able to say he inherited a mess, but I suspect that he will instead just roll up his sleeves and try to get started fixing the problem.

Leaders don't whine like the petulant child president does. We have a real struggle ahead because of the damage the Marxist has inflicted, but we can fix a lot of problems right away with roll backs on his legislation, executive fiats and some draconian budget cutting.