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Underlining it makes it no more defensible, retard. Carter created over ten million jobs in HALF the time it took Reagan to create 16 million - and a higher percentage of Reagan's were part time and low wage service sector jobs - MCJOBS. Furthermore, Carter had a smaller population to work with ...

On the basis of what, that I'm factually correct? That I caught you in another of countless blatant lies? What?...

Looks like a strong downward trend, especially if you include 1982 which saw the worst recession since the Great Depression. CP claimed that Carter left Reagan a strong economy. Cannon is a liar. That's very well established....

I rest my case. Bush's home ownership initiative by his own words was a policy that would make it easier for people with 'bad credit histories' and 'no money for down payments' to buy a home. It was at the top of his priorities. So that part about him only 'slightly' expanding 'liberal' lending pol...

Yes, my tenaciousness and intolerance for bulls***. I've asked important questions repeatedly of you up to the point it was obvious you're too cowardly and dishonest to answer honestly. Tell everyone again how facts in informed, sometimes brilliant columns aren't facts. How your ignorant, psy...

Where's the psychotic liar? Dodging my question, as usual?...

The worst part is, if any of it melts during the day, it just turns to solid ice at night when the temperature drops. My poor husband. He had to dig out a path behind the house so the Propane company could make a delivery last week, and look at the tank now. Hopefully we won't need another delivery...

This thread has certainly been illustrative of Glory Hole Clem's character....

More info on Cannon's lie: 1977 4.6% $2,086.0 1978 5.6% $2,356.6 1979 3.2% $2,632.1 1980 -0.2% $2,862.5 1981 2.6% $3,210.9 In order to reach Cannon's "to 154%% claim, you have to give him credit for gdp growth in 1977 AND 1981. Since he was only President for 4 years, you can only give him credit ...

It is arguably acceptable to credit or blame a president for an economic trend that continues after he leaves office. Carter's trend was DOWN, to anyone with eyes, which excludes psychotics and liars. And anyone with the slightest knowledge about the era would immediately see that the GDP number...