You certainly love to re-write history as you love ignoring the Obama numbers in 2009 you have no problem blaming Reagan and Bush for policies that they never had any time to implement as neither Reagan or Bush had the overwhelming numbers Obama had thus didn't implement their plan until much later in the year. Further when you talk about fiscal year you ignore that the fiscal year of the U.S. runs from October to September thus fiscal year 1981 began in October 1980 and fiscal year 2001 began in October 2000. Typical mistake by a misinformed liberal
Whoa, those are the numbers buddy. Can you disprove them? I tried to talk to you about context, and every time you said that those were real numbers and context didn't matter. Well guess what, so are these. Obviously you are too thick to understand that I am only parodying your "numbers" with numbers of my own. What do my numbers mean? Nothing, just like yours mean nothing because neither of them have context.
But as long as you keep spamming that nonsense, I'll be right here spamming it next to you:
Bush and Reagan were terrible presidents by the numbers
Reagan GDP Changes of -3.2%, -4.9%, and -6.4%.
Bush GDP Changes of 1.8%, 1.3%, -3.7% and -8.9%
Misery Index Under Reagan in 1981: 19.33
Misery Index Under Bush in August 2008: 11.47
Unemployment under Reagan 1982: 9.7%
Unemployment under Bush (beginning 2009): 9.3%
Number of unemployed under Bush rose 22,000,000 from 2000-2008
From 1981-1982, 1,126,000 jobs were lost by Reagan.
In 1983, after losing over 1 million jobs, having over 9% unemployment, and posting losses in GDP, Reagan's approval rating was 40%.
In 2008, after starting multiple wars, driving up the deficit, and seeing the recession begin to start, president George W. Bush's approval rating was under 30%.
President Bush racked up 2.779 trillion in debt in 2 years as president.