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That is, as the president's father once put it best, "voodoo economics."
The difference comes with the return of what George Bush called "voodoo economics."
In voodoo economics, the transfer of wealth is from the poor and the working classes to the rich.
Then along came President Bush and his voodoo economics.
These assertions essentially represent a very curious new "voodoo economics" of war.
He has a George Bush, voodoo economics approach to how we solve these problems."
The first President Bush was right at first; it is voodoo economics.
"Mr. Bush says that, after eight years of voodoo economics, it's time to do it all over again," he said.
Yet the ultimate practitioner of "voodoo economics" is none other than the one who gave it its fitting name.
She gave us the voodoo economics of Hayek and Friedman.
"This budget says no to the Governor's 'voodoo economics.' "
Disillusioned by the economic travails of the 70's, voters bought "voodoo economics."
Do they fear that the messenger will be blamed for daring to criticize the emperor's voodoo economics?
What happens if all that the poor get are programs and policies like Asgarkhani's voodoo economics?
Voodoo economics didn't qualify because it seemed a one-time political shot from George Bush.
The arguments given constitute a witches' brew of voodoo economics and accounting.
Poppy went from denouncing "voodoo economics" to embracing it as Reagan's vice president.
Should China and Japan not want to play along, your services will very likely be cut even sooner (unless you believe in "voodoo economics").
America getting in the brown stuff; when governed by George Bush with voodoo economics I can understand.
Voodoo economics is mentioned, but the scheme to dismantle the bloated welfare state nowhere appears.
Christie Whitman's problem is also voodoo economics.
George Bush called Ronald Reagan's budget proposals in 1980 "voodoo economics."
During the 1980 campaign, he had criticized Mr. Reagan's proposals as "voodoo economics."
Voodoo economics is a negative term which critics use to criticize supply-side economics.
He urged that new form of voodoo economics during the campaign, and it is now said to be high on a list of contemplated fixes.