But that would be how socialists run companies, and countries, into the ground. Extremist policies always fail. ALWAYS. Leave it to an extremist, like you, to ignore that very basic, but well documented fact.
The two big crashes were under republicans 1932 and 2008. The way republicans are putting this country into debt so the top earners can get filthier richer than they are now almost guarantees another crash.
The crashes happened thanks to crap the Dems had set up before. But, the next crash is going to happen thanks to idiots kicking the can down the road for a couple of generations and the government enacting entitlement programs that we can't afford so they could garner votes.
The crash happened because the Bush administration didn't police corporate America.
Once again a laughable assertion, the crash happened because both sides of the aisle ignore reality. They spend more than they take in and one of the ways they could do that was by inflating the markets. The markets can only take so much inflation before they implode. The problem with the obummer "fix" is all he did was put the real correction off for a few more years. That way the next crash is going to be truly epic, and if you are still alive when it happens you will get to see what obummers policies have wrought.
Bullshit! It was Wall Street’s reckless investments and trading that caused the biggest financial collapse since the Great Crash of 1929 or the trillions of dollars in costs they inflicted on our country.
Republicans and Corporate America were/are at fault.
Yeah....no. The seeds were sown during the bill clinton admin, but the Dems aren't completely to blame. It was their policies that are the root cause, but the repubs failure to manage them properly certainly contributed. That's the problem when you try and blame one party over another, the evidence invariably leads to the unarguable fact that BOTH Party's are to blame.
Hey, Barney Frank: The Government Did Cause the Housing Crisis
Hey, Barney Frank: The Government Did Cause the Housing Crisis