The truth of the matter is, the whole mess began before Clinton. Not the
down turn but the infrastructure that led to it. Its humble beginnings went
back to Ronald Reagan and his trickle down, deregulation process. Bush
Senior carried on where Ronnie left off and Clinton merely exploited a good
thing.
The real problem manifested itself when W came to power, it was a classic
case of having Gilligan take over running the Island. It became finance on
steroids. Most people do not realize the problem is still with us and if the
balance of finance tips the wrong way over a quadrillion dollars of toxic debt
will fall out of the sky a generation of recession.
This is a case of where politicians allowed big business and even worse the
day traders, to set the policy and pace of creating risky wealth and unsupported
debt.
Blame Clinton is the phrase from a desperate Republican boiler room that has
little or nothing else to offer except desperation. I have been listening to the
GOP candidates and pundits and God help us all if they were to be re-elected
to run America. We would do little more than kick a helpless carcass to death.
America and Europe are about to pay for the selfish waste they have participated
in for nearly a hundred years.
Republicans are more worried about their power, and a birth certificate than they
are about the plight of Americans. They have wrapped themselves in the flag,
religion and slogans. Republicans are willing to engage in actions without any
solutions, Contrast that with Obama and Americans have little choice but to support
him. Is he the great hope? Perhaps not but he is the alternative to the voices of
conspiracy theories, rhetoric and mental imbalance. God what a mess, Obama has
been handed the biggest dung pile in history without the financial resources to fix
the problems.
The Republicans and the Muslims have one or two things in common, they both want
to go back to the middle ages or the dark ages. They are waiting for some spiritual
savior rather than using their heads, and embracing the future with hope and progress.
Politics is polarized and when that happens both sides engage in rhetoric rather than
solution. That is perhaps, because, for America there are few solutions and the problems
are getting worse. The only thing that could be worse is someone like Sarah Palin
becoming President.