Democrat Says They'll Blame Bush for Economy 'Forever'
by Bryan Schott
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How long do Democrats plan to blame George W. Bush for the state of the economy? One prominent party member says "forever."

Revealing Politics has video of former Secretary of State Madeline Albright speaking to a group in Colorado where she says the Bush administration should get the blame for the economy in perpetuity.

At a campaign rally in Highlands Ranch, Colorado last week Albright told an anecdote: “All of a sudden this man gets up and says, ‘How long are you people going to blame the previous administration?’ and I said, ‘Forever.’”

Some are starting to wonder at what point President Obama will start to take some personal responsibility for current economic conditions yet it seems likely the strategy of passing the buck will continue, as Secretary Albright answered for us.


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