Republican presidential candidates continue to criticize Barack Obama for U.S. economic downturn

These jive-turkeys always talkin’ that isht about the POTUS…

The 2012 Republican presidential contenders have roundly criticized President Barack Obama for economic policies they contend helped drive the downgrade of U.S. credit by a major ratings agency.

But they’ve offered few of their own ideas to ease the current crisis, and analysts warn they could risk a backlash from voters frightened by the market turbulence and weary of partisan finger-pointing.

“Americans are exhausted with Washington’s blame game and are craving anyone who can provide legitimate answers on a path on getting out of this mess,” Republican strategist Ron Bonjean said. “The Republican who can rise above and provide a platform of answers, a blueprint – that will set them apart from the rest of the pack.”

But in the words of the great R.Kelly “Haters gonna hate…”

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney told a New Hampshire audience on Monday that Obama had presided over a “blame presidency” that had led to the U.S. credit problems.

“Stop attacking, take responsibility and lead,” Romney said.

Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty offered similar criticisms while campaigning in Iowa.

“These problems have been percolating for a lot of years – both parties have to take some blame – but it’s also true that President Obama has made them exponentially worse,” Pawlenty said at an event in Ames.

In South Carolina, former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman also had harsh words for the administration’s economic policies despite having served as Obama’s ambassador to China until April.

“You look at where the marketplace is today, you look at our downgrade, you look at all the economic woes that every American family has seen play out over the past little while. We’ve done this to ourselves and it’s time to reverse this business-unfriendly attitude of the past 2 1/2 years,” Huntsman said.

It’s going to be hilarious to look at these peoples faces when ol’ Barry O gets another four years in the White House.

But to make sure he gets it we all need to VOTE!!

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