[SoFloFreeper]

[dfwgator]

Well Hillary is just a continuation of the Bush-Clinton Dynasty, so vote for her, you’ll get more of the same.

[FlingWingFlyer]

The low info types have been successfully programmed by Obonzo’s “media”.

[Jim W N]

Yes, and did they mention in which asylum the poll was taken?

[BenLurkin]

Amazing.

[butlerweave]

are they saying Obama has done absolutely nothing

[Jeff Chandler]

The Republicans have refrained for seven years from pinning the economy on Bobo, whereas the Democrats are ceaseless.

A study of two parties.

[donna]

More likely:

64% of Americans say WHO IS Bush?

Ha ha!

[kdmhcdcfld]

I heard a great analogy about this a few weeks ago...in a nutshell...

Running for President is like buying a house. If you end up buying the house - with all its imperfections - it’s now your house. Blame the previous owner all you want for said imperfections, you bought it nonetheless. Those imperfections are now your responsibility, and they’re your responsibility to fix.

If after several years of owning said house and those imperfections still exist - because you haven’t tried to improve upon them - whose fault is that?

Not the previous owner.

[Theodore R.]

Maybe this is why they repudiated the unpopular Jebbie in 2016.

[PROCON]

"BUSH!!"

[Redwood71]

Amazing what the media can get people to think because they don’t.

red

[stubernx98]

There is more correlation between economic change and who controls Congress. there is about a two year lag. Dims take congress in two years the decline begins, Republicans then two years before improvement begins. I am not sure re the GOPe.

[Intolerant in NJ]

A function of the fact that Republicans in this as in most other issues simply won't defend themselves and their records - I watch dumbfounded as they sit on panels with libs and media types, are told to their faces that Bush caused the big meltdown in 2008, and say nothing to the contrary - and of course the propaganda in the culture at large only reinforces the big lie - the other night I caught the beginning of the movie The Big Short on Netflix - the producers used various gimmicks to try to bring the audience up to speed on the financial doings that led to the collapse of the financial markets in '08 - in one case they had some blond in a bathtub talking about how the greedy bankers had sold all those bad subprime, no-doc, no-job mortgages that led to the housing bubble and the worthless mortgage bonds - not a word about how the Democrats for years had leaned on the banks to give those mortgages to poor people who couldn't afford them and arranged to have them bought off from the banks by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac at taxpayer expense, how thy had set quotas on the banks to give out a certain amount of subprimes, how they pressured the FM's to buy up at least fifty percent of their mortgages from people making less than the median income per year, and on and on - the big lie repeated often enough......