Posted on 02/01/2006 9:51:00 PM PST by Coastal
WASHINGTON -- While jumping up on cue to cheer during the speech and delivering rave reviews afterward in the Capitol's Statuary Hall, conservative members of Congress were deeply disappointed by George W. Bush Tuesday night. It was not merely that the president abandoned past domestic goals. He appeared to be moving toward bigger government.
The consensus on the Right was that President Bush's fifth State of the Union Address was his worst. Republican congressmen agreed privately that he was most effective at the beginning with his familiar message of why U.S. forces cannot abandon Iraq. The problem for these lawmakers was the rest of the 51-minute presentation, which was filled with unpleasant surprises.
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What counts at this point is obvious. You've lost another debate. You offer no facts. You're a hit and run poster who employs rhetorical trashtalk to sound important. Truth is, what you post amounts to nothing.
Time for you to cut and run.
The Border is the really one big issue I have with the current GOP....lots of Business money trying to keep the cheap labor coming across.....it is NOT Bush that is the real problem....
Blame me. :O)
I don't even know who that poster is; never noticed it before. Must be on the Neverending Bush Bashing Borders threads.
Neither party wants to do ANYTHING meaningful about the borders.
Their metropolitian centers of Vancouver and Toronto are both a city of immigrants! There are countless Muslims in Toronto.
OK!
I am more concerned about Canadian liberals getting terrorists across the border than I am about Mexican Catholics, even though the drugs are worse and a form of terrorism all in themselves.
LOL!
I was the first to tell you where the term was used. You went after me tooth and nail; fang and claw. A link, a link, a link, your kingdom for a link! If you had said, when all this began, you would have accepted the title of a thread...I would have gone searching for it. All that your baiting and goading did, was turn me against doing that.
Blame yourself...I don't "bring joy" to people who act as you have done.
And I never state things with certainty, that I am not certain of. But hey....that's just me. LOL
And DETROIT is conveniently situated.
I concur! Good thinking!
Just ping to the reply, when it is. I'm going to bed.
Exactly right. It may take one more 9/11 to pound it into the thick skulls of alot of these politicians cloistered in Washington.
Absolutely. Seattle too.
Nite!
Sir Francis I think your being too kind to Bush. There was nothing conservative about his speech. It was just more BIG government spending and liberal appeasement. For example if he wants to reduce our dependences on Mid East oil, then why not talk about ANWAR and Nuclear power. France has many Nuclear power plants, that produce hydrogen at night during low demand. Nuclear is the safest cleanest Big power producer, solar and corn oil gas is just a drop in the bucket, sort of like collecting soft drink cans to help pay the mortgage.
Right, but Detroit is like a mecca of Muslims.
I wonder if Keyes' version of Reparations would cost as much as Bush's Prescription Drug Entitlement will.
And, I wonder which (if any) of the two programs is Constitutional.
And I wonder if Bush will ever veto anything...
Good nite to you! :)
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