The media will blame this on Bush. But facts are facts. Here is a fact from the Wall Street Journal:The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 119.15 points, or 1.7%, to end at 7062.93. The blue-chip benchmark ended down 937.93 points, or 11.72% on the month -- the worst percentage drop for February since 1933, when it fell 15.62%.When someone tells me that the stock market is responding to the absence of the bad economic policies of G. W. Bush -- policies that no longer exist and are no longer relevant (either rationally or empirically) -- I, for one, wonder about that person’s sanity.Now consider this:The Dow industrials have fallen six months in a row and are now more than 50% off their record highs hit in October of 2007.The S&P 500 fell 17.74 points, or 2.4%, to 735.09. Its financial sector dropped 6.5% and its health-care sector sank 4% on fears that President Barack Obama's reform plans will carve into the profits of drug makers and insurers. The S&P is off 53%...(Read Full Post)