The Bill Clinton Economic Miracle

The NASDAQ lost half its value during Clinton’s last year in office, which crushed tax revenues for the following year. Last week, Clinton blamed the fall in revenues on Bush.

Clinton refused to take out Osama when the opportunity presented itself, and created a September, 2001 surprise for his successor – which further wiped out the economy.

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We have vermin running the country, and has-been vermin propping them up.

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10 Responses to The Bill Clinton Economic Miracle

  1. Chewage says:

    Unfortunately they have the vast majority of our public nailed (short or little memory)!

  2. Blade says:

    The Bill Clinton Economic Miracle

    … has two aliases:

    The 104th Congress

    Newt Gingrich

    Fat Bastard had nothing to do with it, at least until early 2000 when he, Janet Reno and the DoJ burned the stock market to the ground.

  3. NikFromNYC says:

    A different perspective in a single graph of spending per capita:

    http://mercatus.org/publication/government-spending-recap

  4. gator69 says:

    “I did not have sexual relations with that woman..”

    Slick Willy lied again?

  5. corev says:

    Analysis of the two Clinton/Bush economies, shows one thing. Clinton was much luckier than Bush. Clinton had no recession s in eight years. Bush’s terms included two which book ended his eight years. Even given the first recession, Bush was months away from balancing the budget. If you do not believe me look at his Year on Year deficits. Even fighting two wars he was keeping the rate of spending below the rate of revenue increases.

    Because most economists are liberal coupled with a liberal press, this information is seldom mentioned. It is there in the annual budget records.

    As an aside, the Bush “fighting wars “off budget” meme does not mean that the wars were not part of the revenue/budget tracking. I simply means the costs were authorized (a specific budgeting term) in separate legislation from the annual budget legislation.

  6. cdquarles says:

    Indeed. I remember each ‘War supplemental’ being passed (which, by the way, meant that the war was still on and paid for, as the war gets first dibs on tax revenue), despite howls from the Democrats each and every time.

  7. Eric Webb says:

    The economy began to get better when Republicans took over congress during the 2nd half of Clinton’s term, and then, in 2006, when Democrats took over congress the economy began to tank, this is not just mere coincidence.

  8. philjourdan says:

    The sad part about the dot com bust is that it not only bankrupted a lot of people, it indebted them to the government (since Taxes are not forgiven with a bankruptcy filing). All because their stock option on paper made them millionaires, but were essentially worthless.

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