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-Election 2012
O'Malley: We're Not Better Off Now
2012-09-03
[National Journal] Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland, who is considered a possible contender for president in 2016, bucked other Obama surrogates on Sunday, saying that the country was not better off now than it was four years ago.

On CBS's Face the Nation, host Bob Schieffer asked: "Can you honestly say that people are better off today than they were four years ago?"

Responded O'Malley: "No, but that's not the question of this election. The question, without a doubt, we are not as well off as we were before George Bush brought us the Bush job losses, the Bush recession, the Bush deficits, the series of desert wars -- charged for the first time to credit cards, the national credit card."

Quipped Schieffer: "George Bush is not on the ballots."

Posted by:Fred

#6  Squeezed 40% out of each household. Clint was right, the only one doing better is Carter because he's now the second worst president ever, not the worst.
Posted by: rjschwarz   2012-09-03 22:04  

#5  Fed Audit, you don't want to know.

More information due on Oct. 18.
They want to import workers to Baltimore because they have lost so many people (voters).
Posted by: Dale   2012-09-03 13:40  

#4  Cory Booker: "Man, that was fast"
Posted by: Frank G   2012-09-03 12:06  

#3  Man that was fast. In a blink of an eye.
Posted by: Dale   2012-09-03 10:44  

#2  Well the Othugs have already gotten to him.

OÂ’Malley Does an About-Face: Yes, We are Better Off
Posted by: AlanC   2012-09-03 10:10  

#1  When he was first elected I had warned people to hold on to your wallets. When he gets elected the first thing he does is pass some sort of tax for Maryland residents. Should he run for president as I am certain he wants to, he will create some new tax within his fist two weeks in office. He always has good reasons to raise taxes.
Posted by: Dale   2012-09-03 08:49  

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