What about him? You know well that I did not support Bush. Raising taxes to pay for those wars does not appear to be necessity.

I am talking about long term structural issues, regarding recurring and ballooning expenses. Though TARP is questionable. Long term, politicizing banking will do liekly more harm than a non-TARP meltdown. Though finance is such a complex issue, it cannot be intelligently discussed with one and two liners, and how alternatives would have worked will forever be entirely speculative.

Also talking about our current Obama supported monetary policy where the Fed just keeps printing more and more cash to inflate our way into less debt. ( relatively speaking )

Again you make my point though, with all the Bush expenses - combined with the general state of the deficit and economy, how can you begin to justify Obamacare.

You also havent responded to any of my queries.