Quote Originally Posted by texas grass
heres the pic, heres the link to the article.
Watching America : » Bushâ??s Accomplishments - More Poor and More Poverty!
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I highly doubt that many of those people pictured are "financiers and businessmen" on Wall Street."
In the period since the beginning of the Mortgage Crisis, the number of Americans dependent on Food Stamps has jumped to 28 million people, from 26.5 million in 2007, showing that the richest economy in the World is truly facing a large economic crisis

The population of the U.S. is 304 million. The amount of people getting food stamps is less than ten percent of the entire population. That's not great, but it's certainly not a "depression".
Does Syria even have food stamps for the poor and indigent in their country? I'm sure that a high percentage of people in Europe get food benefits from their governments.
Many observers and opponents of the Bush Administration have been following these economic indicators since Bush inherited the economy from President Clinton, and how they have changed since Bush launched his two wars of aggression, and have found that the picture from inside America is as gloomy....

"Two wars of aggression"? I don't know that Iraq should have been invaded, seeing that the alleged weapons of mass destruction that were never found, but the invasion of Afghanistan certainly was justified - if not completely successful in some ways.