This + this = no change?

Maybe it's just me, but I still find it hard to believe that the Clinton administration was behind all the deregulation that occurred during the late 90's. From '94 on Clinton had a Republican controlled congress against him. Yet he's continuously blamed for all the deregulation which is especially odd considering that Democrats are usually in favor of corporate regulation.

^ Not only was he for it, but he defended himself against Obama's attack of it.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/weblogs/TWSFP/2008/10/bill_clinton_defends_deregulat.asp

Just a quick Google reviles this quite overwhelmingly.

the placebo effect is great, when you aren't terminally ill. try giving someone with a gangrene leg infection a sugar pill, and report back in 2 weeks.

yeah. obama sounds good, feels good, maybe even looks good. but your leg is still infected and positive thinking ain't gonna help. you can chant "yes we can" till your blue in the face and your leg falls off.

Not even putting forth the effort to capitalize words at the beginning of your sentences makes you look as dumb as you sound.
Maybe there's a "placedo" for that.

>> ^imstellar28:
the placedo effect is great, when you aren't terminally ill. try giving someone with a gangrene leg infection a sugar pill, and report back in 2 weeks.
yeah. obama sounds good, feels good, maybe even looks good. but your leg is still infected and positive thinking ain't gonna help. you can chant "yes we can" till your blue in the face and your leg falls off.

Definitely cause for concern, but too early to condemn.

LiberalSift doesn't seem to like this
I would describe myself as a liberal though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Gramm#Gramm_and_the_2007_mortgage_and_2008_economic_crises