Reply #82: I Won't Argue About . . .

[DarthDem]

. . . who deserves credit for the prosperity under Clinton, although I note that the dotcom bubble didn't really come into play until later in his second term, and then it collapsed, and things were still fine. The point is that as a college student, I thought we were done after the post-Gulf War recession. We weren't. The hole is deeper now, but I think, after listening closely the past few days that maybe - - maybe - - we might start moving in the right direction. Getting the two houses of Congress to agree on how to get HCR across, then pivoting to a jobs bill, is key. Cap and trade is something that I can quite honestly wait for, for quite a while.