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Fox News' Neil Cavuto Credits Bush with Economic Recovery

Posted by Faiz Shakir, Think Progress at 6:01 AM on October 15, 2009.


On his Fox News show, Neil Cavuto claimed the stock market rebound is evidence of a "Bush recovery".

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For months and months, conservatives blamed President Obama for the slumping stock market. “Obama, since he’s elected, has tanked the markets,” Fox News’ Sean Hannity said in March. Now that the Dow has rebounded to over 10,000, what are the conservatives saying? On his Fox News show, Neil Cavuto claimed the stock market rebound is evidence of a “Bush recovery”:

 

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Faiz Shakir is the Research Director at the Center for American Progress and serves as Editor of ThinkProgress.org and The Progress Report.


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