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CBS' Mark Knoller Whitewashes Bush From 2009 Deficit

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CBS News White House correspondent Mark Knoller whitewashed former President Bush's role in creating $1.2 trillion in deficit for the 2009 fiscal year, instead blaming President Obama for every penny of debt increase since "the day Mr. Obama took office." But the Congressional Budget Office had already projected $1.2 trillion in deficit before Obama took office, based entirely on Bush's actions and economic conditions.

Knoller Blamed Obama For Every Penny Of Debt Since "The Day Mr. Obama Took Office."

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