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    "Imagine that. A US president stepping up to accept responsibility."

    Doesn't it bother you that Democratic administrations refused to exactly this as well (Darfur, Clinton)? I know you're focusing on the economy with this point, but you're not dong it in a way that keeps your perspective balanced. It's not always Bush to blame. Republicans aren't always the evil side of a coin you can flip to when the deficiencies of your own party affiliations become too glaring for you to stare at.

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    • A) I belong to no party. B) Obama has pissed me off with his financial policyTheBlueOne
    • C) While the G20 experience had some flaws, I see it as a net positiveTheBlueOne
    • D) The Republicans have been on the evil side of the coin for about 30 yearsTheBlueOne
    • E) The Democrats have been on the evil side of the coin for about 30 years.TheBlueOne
    • F) There is no Good side of the coinTheBlueOne
    • Good set of bullets. btw, if you're throwing away that coin, I'll take it. No other currency works for me.zenmasterfoo
    • ha!TheBlueOne
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