[Alberta's Child]

Thanks for the flag. While I was living in Canada I heard an interview on a Canadian radio station with a U.S. political pundit during the 2000 primary season.

"Forget about McCain," the guy said, "All of the quiet Republican money is going to George W. Bush, which is a clear indication of who will ultimately prevail."

"Is George W. Bush going to be more conservative than his father?," the interviewer asked.

"Are you kidding?" the guest answered, "Based on what I've seen from the group of advisors he has assembled, the defining theme of his presidency is that he's going to do the impossible and make Ronald Reagan look like a liberal."

Take it for what it's worth, but despite all of the complaints that you hear about Bush from conservatives, he has gone out on a limb in areas that Reagan would never have touched.

[Victoria Delsoul]

Bump.

[Twodees]

The guest on the Canadian radio show had been huffing glue. Don't hold your breath waiting for his prediction to come true. Bush's appointees are mostly liberals.

Bush can't be compared to Reagan. W has never worked a day in his life nor provided for himself and his family on his own. He had no career before politics and doesn't even give lip service to the Constitution.

If Bush is going to make Reagan look like a liberal, he sure is off to a slow start.