The only way you could go about doing that is if you made "spreadsheet errors" or had "(un)intentional omissions", or just changed the numbers manually, or deleted the numbers that don't support your case. I sourced my numbers. Yours seemed pulled out of thin air.
Be wary of Conservatives touting numbers to support any economic position.
Nope. Only one group allowed this to happen: Conservatives. They were the ones in control when the subprime bubble started, and they were in control when it started to crumble. We've seen the charts. The skyrocketing subprime origination numbers from 2004-7 and the fact that Conservatives controlled all three branches of government from 2003-7, should be all the evidence you need to come to the conclusion that the actions taken by the Conservatives was to stimulate an economy that shed nearly 800,000 jobs, erased a surplus, produced 2 record deficits (4 record deficits overall during Bush the Dumber), and had the worst GDP growth since the Great Depression
just in the first four years of Bush.
I've been honest about everything. I've provided you with sourced charts. I've been rational and patient, even deliberate in what I've written. It seems to me that you live in the "alt" bubble, so facts and truth are just things you won't accept. Which is fine. We all delude ourselves into thinking something at some point in our lives. I was deluded into thinking I'd ever have a shot at Carla Gugino, you were deluded into thinking that the eight years we just went through, with Conservative obstruction the entire time, is somehow the fault of Keynesian economics.