Bush Toll - Remember?

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Here’s a BushToll nugget that pretty much speaks for itself. When George W. Bush took office on Jan. 20, 2001, the S&P 500 stock market index stood at $1,342.54. The day he left office, it was $805.22, a drop of 40 percent
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fared a bit better. It dropped only 25 percent. Sadly, the tech-heavy NASDAQ shed 48 percent of its value on President Bush’s watch.
As they say, a picture is worth 1,000 words:



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Your a wonderful little lap dog. Try to divert attention from the main stories of the day. The Benghazi SNAFU is expanding daily and you'd love to change the subject.

That IRS story is coming on strong too.

A message for you that's probably news for you. President Barack Hussein Obama has been president since Jan. 2009 and the Benghazi SNAFU could easily have cost him the election in 2012. You know, a lot not President Richard M. Nixon and Watergate.

Now we have BenghaziGate.

Markle wrote:Your a wonderful little lap dog. Try to divert attention from the main stories of the day. The Benghazi SNAFU is expanding daily and you'd love to change the subject.

That IRS story is coming on strong too.

A message for you that's probably news for you. President Barack Hussein Obama has been president since Jan. 2009 and the Benghazi SNAFU could easily have cost him the election in 2012. You know, a lot not President Richard M. Nixon and Watergate.

Now we have BenghaziGate.

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