To: plain talk
Good point. Bush didn't write any of these spending bills, did he?
Mr.M
To: Marie Antoinette
Good point. Bush didn't write any of these spending bills, did he? Mr.M
4 posted on 8/15/02 6:45 AM Pacific by Marie Antoinette
Actually he did. Remember his little confab with Teddy? Oh yeah, That Education budget came right out of the White House.
I beli eve the Administration also played a large part in crafting the Farm Bill also.
Nah, this spending spree is GW's. Pure and Simple.
11 posted on
08/15/2002 7:17:00 AM PDT by
Area51
To: Marie Antoinette
Oh God.
Are you saying Bush didn't WANT all this enormous spending, that he was FORCED to take it? (Ever hear of a veto?)
Bush is a borrow and spend Republican.
The article is right. Clinton ACTED more fiscally conservative than Bush is.
To: Marie Antoinette
Bush didn't write any of these spending bills, did he? Can he spell V - E - T - O ?
To: Marie Antoinette
Bush didn't write any of these spending bills, did he? NO, but he signed them all and didn't fight against them either. Bush is all gung-ho for spending. Sometimes I think Gore is using mind control on him.
To: Marie Antoinette
Not all of them. But he certainly signed all of them, didn't he?
60 posted on
08/15/2002 5:08:54 PM PDT by
fogarty
To: Marie Antoinette
"Bush didn't write any of these spending bills, did he?"
He did sign them though - they like to leave the task of putting intelligent sentences together to someone else.
71 posted on
08/15/2002 8:47:35 PM PDT by
SEGUET
To: Marie Antoinette
Bush didn't write any of these spending bills, did he?
No, but he seems too often to have forgotten about the veto pen. Not to mention, having wielded it, making it good and plain why said bills deserved to be vetoed and let it be on the gutless wonders' heads.
The road to Damnocratic hell is paved with Republican't good intentions.
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