With the November election only 50 plus days away and the economy being a top issue with the American voters, I will write a series of articles dealing with the two candidates and their party's intention on the economy. Both parties have a clear record to be judged on, so there should not be any excuse for voters not to know which party and candidate will perform the best.
The readers of Politidose know from previous articles I have written that, in my judgement, the Democratic party's performance is the best by far in creating an economy that is sustained with a balanced budget, surpluses, even job creation, low unemployment, rising wages, low inflation, low oil and gas prices, and reasonable increases in spending.
In the series of articles I will go back some years and share with the readers thoughts of some economic leaders of the past and also past presidents. In the end, I believe the reader will understand why past Democratic administrations were able to do better for the country and its people.
If the American people stop and realize that when President Bush leaves office in 4 months, that he will leave behind an administration that is the biggest deficit spending and debt creator of all time and never had an economic plan to pay for his reckless deficit spending, the American people should surely know how important this election will be.
Next up: Part I
