"The Ones Who are Bitching Loudest Today are Precisely the People Who Created the Mess We're In"

[babsbunny]

"The Ones Who are Bitching Loudest Today are Precisely the People Who Created the Mess We're In"

http://blog.buzzflash.com/node/11844

Submitted by BuzzFlash on Sat, 10/16/2010 - 9:05am.

* Barbara's Daily Buzz

BARBARA'S BUZZ FROM ATLANTA

http://www.smirkingchimp.com/thread/david-michael-green/31807/how-do-you-take-your-tea-with-heaping-spoonfuls-of-irony-of-course "It's ironic, to begin with, that the ones who are bitching loudest today are precisely the people who created the mess we're in." Eight very long years of Bush/Cheney tax-cuts did not create jobs! Eight very long years of Bush/Cheney/Repuglican deregulation did not create jobs in America! The financial crisis was created by Repuglican policy. Industrial loss, job loss, and financial loss are the results of the Repuglican Party! Today these same Repuglicans are calling themselves Tea-bagger Tea-Partiers and they want to eliminate Social Security, Medicare, Public Education, the Dept. of Energy, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Drug Administration, and any other Regulatory Agency that oversees the safety of the American people. They would also repeal Civil Rights, and Healthcare Reform. The Repuglican Tea-Party would take us back to a time and a state of affairs that the founding fathers came to America to escape.

[Bitwit1234]

1. Not according to my three republican sisters

it is the Democrats fault because they had the majority in congress for the last TEN YEARS. No way they will say otherwise.

[glitch]

2. Appeasement gets you blame.

I mean, bi-partisanship.

[rustydog]

3. Of course they are! The mess we are in is not a mess to THEM!

They got a whole lot richer in the process. People lost jobs, homes and some their lives while the corporations and their corporate whores make a ton of moneyoff of our misery.

With them out of power, there might be rule changes (not enough made yet!) that will limit their insane wealth growth.