[txradioguy]

Isn't there some old adage or saying that goes "You can't have a stong domestic policy unless you have a strong foreign policy"? Or something like that. Let's review.


BC - Inherits the start or an upturn in the economy as a result of the Elder Bush's final fiscal budget, when he has to run it on his own, BC props the econimic numbers up with inflated figures and smoke and mirrors long enough for Algore to claim partial credit for the good economy during the Election. Revised numbers show the economy was actually heading into a recession in early 2000. Meanwhile, BC's foreign policy is non-existant at worst and piece-meal at best.

GW - Inherits a recession from BC that is exacerbated by 9/11. Stands firm on two rounds of tax cuts and puts teeth into U.S. foreign policy by hunting down terrorists after 9/11 in Afghanistan and around the world and ejects Saddam Hussein from Iraq, finally enforcing the Iraqi Liberation Act of 1998. Economy is rebounding, DOW is above 10K again and business growth rates are at their highest levels since Regan.

See any connections in there?

[mylife]

GW Stands firm on two rounds of tax cuts and puts teeth into U.S. foreign policy by hunting down terrorists after 9/11 in Afghanistan and around the world and ejects Saddam Hussein from Iraq, finally enforcing the Iraqi Liberation Act of 1998. Economy is rebounding, DOW is above 10K again and business growth rates are at their highest levels since Regan.

I dont just see it, I feel it! I was ever so proud to serve under President Reagan, and I do what I can under President Bush.

I believe as I think those men do, that America is nothing if we cowtow to the endless assualt of the world.