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To: indylindy

Well, Bush doesn’t shrink from challenges. Look for him to attack Social Security reform again, soon. Only lame ducks dare touch very controversial issues.


28 posted on 05/31/2007 5:53:59 AM PDT by ClaireSolt (Have you have gotten mixed up in a mish-masher?)
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To: ClaireSolt

LOL


30 posted on 05/31/2007 5:56:37 AM PDT by conserv8ive1 (Rudy and the Bots...blasting off to oblivion.)
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To: ClaireSolt
Well, Bush doesn’t shrink from challenges. Look for him to attack Social Security reform again, soon. Only lame ducks dare touch very controversial issues.

SS reform, may be a challenge, he sure botched up the sale of it the first time around with a GOP House and Senate. If he tries it will go nowhere.

On other issues like immigration, he is a huge disappointment.

It would be nice if Bush wanted to challenge people, if he would try it on liberals and Democrats, or perhaps he could try it on the Mexican Government.

He sure seems tough at dissing the GOP base.

33 posted on 05/31/2007 5:59:28 AM PDT by dforest (Fighting the new liberal Conservatism. The Left foot in the GOP door.)
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To: ClaireSolt; cbkaty; indylindy; All

ClairSolt said: “Well, Bush doesn’t shrink from challenges. Look for him to attack Social Security reform again, soon”

Here’s some ‘Social Security’ reform by George Bush’s white house.

Social Security ‘Totalization’ Agreement with Mexico Would Cost $207 Billion, New Study Says

[snip]- The Social Security “Totalization Agreement” between the U.S. and Mexico, which has already been signed between the two nations and is awaiting the President’s signature, would cost the United States an estimated $207 billion through 2040, according to a new study conducted by TREA Senior Citizens League. The Totalization Agreement could make as many as 1.6 million Mexican workers and dependents eligible for U.S. Social Security benefits by 2040. Dependent family members could be eligible for benefits without having ever worked in — or even having visited — the United States.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1839769/posts


48 posted on 05/31/2007 7:53:42 AM PDT by AuntB (" It takes more than walking across the border to be an American." Duncan Hunter)
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