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Imposter by Bruce Bartlett
Every conservative should read this book and do some soul searching.
Just how far are you willing to go to support Bush? How many of your core values are you willing to violate? Balanced budgets? Smaller Government? Less government regulation? Less government intrusion? Mr. Barlett lays out in grim detail the damage that Bush as done, not only to our country, but to the memory of Regan. Its a great read. Bartlett writes clearly and lays his case out well. Impostor : How George W. Bush Bankrupted America and Betrayed the Reagan Legacy Publisher: Doubleday (February 21, 2006) Language: English ISBN: 0385518277 |
God told him to.
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He has let us down in some ways, yes. Mostly economic/spending issues. I don't think he had to spend as much as he did to appease the Dems but I know that was the goal. I think he learned a lesson, they will/do hate him no matter how much he gives them. So for me it's kinda like that Chris Rock on OJ skit.
"I ain't sayin what he did was right.....but I understand" |
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I don't hate Bush, he simply disgusts me the same way a child rapist disgusts me. Quote:
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Appease the Dems? He has a majority in both houses. The Republicans spent that money.
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Nothing disgusts me as much as child rape. |
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I never thought it would work and it didn't, but "I understand" why he tried. P.S. Republicans cannot just do whatever they want with >50% in the Houese and Senate, you need a super-majority for that or........Dems that will work with you. |
I promised I'd stay out of these debates because they are pointless.
Couple of Smirnoffs, my gaurd goes down and I get sucked back in. So he blows a budget surplus, built up during a democratic administration (which we all know was really the delayed result of Reagenomics) and drives us in record time into the biggest deficit we've ever experienced and he did it all to appease the minority democratic power base? yeah, whatever. |
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Otherwise, I am furious with Bush for trying to appease liberals by spending so much money. But no Dem. president would have spent one less dime. |
What a truckload of Bullcr@p.
Please point out one aspect of increased spending by this Republican-controlled administration, Senate and House that was done the "appease Democrats." Does cognitive dissonance lead to Republicanism, or does Republicanism lead to cognitive dissonance? |
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LOL.
So only liberals get the Medicare prescription drug "benefit?" I had no idea. I guess Republicans are supposed to die young? Actually, that particular bill is the result of a lobbying effort by the drug companies and AARP. What Democrats wanted was entirely different. Republicans needed senior citizens' votes and tried to package their industry-architecteded program as beneficial. But from what I hear, it's a disaster. |
Tech, twist it any way you want, but it WAS done to appease Dems (aka take an issue of theirs off the table) and get old folks' votes.
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Lendaddy, nobody, at least seriously, is blaming Bush for the natural disasters in the gulf region. And for what it's worth the drug bill was a gift to the pharma companies. And finally, no-child-left-behind is a gift to Ted Kennedy? OK, if you say so. Clinton |
Federal education spending under Bush is up 65%
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It was the largest increase in welfare in 40 years, putting Bush squarely in the sociofascist camp politically. He originated it, supported it, and signed it. |
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