[hobson]

Those who doubted and bad-mouthed President Bush are having a very bad day. I'm glad to see the editorials pointing to those who were hostile. This is too much fun.

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[Savage Beast]

"Peace is the prerogative of the victorious, not the vanquished."
Winston Churchill

"I think it's a big mistake to underestimate him."
Tom Daschle

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[3AngelaD]

Pingerino.

[Nick Danger]

• Seymour Hersh -- probably the best connected, most respected military journalist in the United States
• the Noam Chomskies, Edward Saids and Robert Fisks of the world -- not to mention Canada's own Kingwells, Kleins and Margolises

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[Cicero]

Bush has accomplished more in two years than Kennedy, Carter, and clinton put together accomplished in all their years in office. And that's apart from whether you like it or not. They couldn't even manage to accomplish as many bad things as Bush has accomplished good things.

Bush has done other things as well. He has restored respect and integrity to the White House, he has already done as much as any previous president to restore respect for life and undo the work of the abortionists, and he is, hopefully, working toward a filibuster-proof conservative majority in congress.

I'm not an unalloyed Bush fan. There are things to nitpick about. But not many. For instance, if he had not gone the whole UN route he could have hit Saddam a month or so earlier. But even there, the fallout has been extremely positive, because it has shown the world what France and Belgium are really like and it has put an end to unthinking admiration for the UN and one-worldism.

Bush may yet be victimized by the economy. But he may prove up to dealing even with another great depression without losing control. I'm beginning to think maybe he has the political brilliance and vision to cope with that. I hope so, because otherwise we're likely to get another socialist FDR coming into office somewhere down the line, a populist who promises to find everyone jobs by some sort of tired Marxist route.

[harry palmer]

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