Card outlines Bush agenda
By Audrey Hudson
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
White House Chief of Staff Andrew H. Card Jr. yesterday outlined the administration's second-term agenda and said President Bush is "actually producing a lot of positive momentum for Congress to consider" his legislative proposals despite Democratic opposition.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/national/20...05520-3206r.htm
Full Version: Bush has made and is still making progress
Funny, that his POLL numbers are in the toilet.
I read a recent analysis that rings true, the voters didn't like Kerry or bush, they just didn't like Kerry a little bit more.
I read a recent analysis that rings true, the voters didn't like Kerry or bush, they just didn't like Kerry a little bit more.
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ May 1 2005, 10:29 PM)
Funny, that his POLL numbers are in the toilet.
I read a recent analysis that rings true, the voters didn't like Kerry or bush, they just didn't like Kerry a little bit more.
I read a recent analysis that rings true, the voters didn't like Kerry or bush, they just didn't like Kerry a little bit more.
Well, maybe... and the fact that Kerry took the dive.
Please explain further your declaration that Kerry took a dive.
Thanks
Thanks
hmmmm, strange ! I always had an impression that Bush is a champion of promoting Democracy in the world !
as well as very fond of democratic ideas :
why then he has Democratic opposition ? may be they are not true Democrats then ?
as well as very fond of democratic ideas :
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Natan Sharansky, the Soviet dissident and a leader of Russian Jews in Israel, has resigned from the Israeli government over its plans to withdraw from Gaza.
Within Israeli politics, he has been a largely peripheral figure in recent years.
But a book of his, The Case for Democracy (co-written with Ron Dermer), has had a major influence on US President George W Bush.
President Bush devoted a significant proportion of his second inaugural address to ideas derived from the book and has been recommending it widely....
Within Israeli politics, he has been a largely peripheral figure in recent years.
But a book of his, The Case for Democracy (co-written with Ron Dermer), has had a major influence on US President George W Bush.
President Bush devoted a significant proportion of his second inaugural address to ideas derived from the book and has been recommending it widely....
why then he has Democratic opposition ? may be they are not true Democrats then ?
GOP, You don't need to capitalize one or two words in every sentence you make, hehe.
I'll be back if this conversation turns into anything of substance.
I'll be back if this conversation turns into anything of substance.
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ May 2 2005, 05:29 AM)
Funny, that his POLL numbers are in the toilet.
I read a recent analysis that rings true, the voters didn't like Kerry or bush, they just didn't like Kerry a little bit more.
I read a recent analysis that rings true, the voters didn't like Kerry or bush, they just didn't like Kerry a little bit more.
Yet another reason why he such a great President, he actually stands up for what he believes and isn't swayed by totally irrelevant poll numbers.
Well, that is all very well, but how great is a president who has just SQUANDERED all of his supposed political capital on a BIG LOSER.
He is not going to get what he wants.
So he is not great.
He is a stupid failure, but we knew that already.
He is not going to get what he wants.
So he is not great.
He is a stupid failure, but we knew that already.
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ May 4 2005, 06:43 AM)
Well, that is all very well, but how great is a president who has just SQUANDERED all of his supposed political capital on a BIG LOSER.
He is not going to get what he wants.
So he is not great.
He is a stupid failure, but we knew that already.
He is not going to get what he wants.
So he is not great.
He is a stupid failure, but we knew that already.
Wrong again, the commenazi obstructionists you worship have made it very clear that they have NO plan now or EVER to fix the SS problem. So whatever solution does come about, it will have the face of Bush and the GOP on it. He has already received credit for tackling a problem that other Presidents like Clinton were terrified to tocuh.
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