All the Blame, None of the Credit
When gas prices were quite a bit north of $4, Democrats blamed Bush’s policies. Now that they’re down to $1.50, do they give him the credit?
Cue crickets.
Here’s another one; when the dollar was tanking against foreign currency, it was blamed on Bush. But in the past 6 months, as Don Surber notes, the dollar has rallied against many currencies. Credit where credit is due?
Keep the crickets handy.
In fact, neither of these events may be directly related to Bush policies, but if you’re going to blame him when things go bad, you should be at least intellectually honest when things go well.
Unless everything is partisan, no matter what it is.
Filed under: Economics • Politics
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