[Dane]

By the end of this year, he will have expanded government more than Bill Clinton did in his entire eight-year administration.

Huh, no statistics, just opinion. Also nothing about the tax cuts.

Can anyone say personal agenda?

[A Vast RightWing Conspirator]

Huh, no statistics, just opinion. Also nothing about the tax cuts.

There should be pretty good statistics on the lack of spending cuts whatsoever and in the monstruous expansion of the gov't's budget deficit.

Incidentally, W's anemic tax cuts which, by the way, make the tax code even more 'progressive' (the commies love that), are about to be more than matched by all kinds of tax increases at the state and local level.

[ActionNewsBill]

Can anyone say personal agenda?

If he was the only Conservative saying this, I might agree.

Bush is getting flack from almost everybody on the conservative side.

The liberals on the other hand are silent or are praising his name.

[RJCogburn]

Also nothing about the tax cuts.

Yes, GWB has done some good stuff. Tax cuts, medmal proposals, Kyoto, Michigan affirmative action case, the OSHA ergonomics thing...

Nevertheless, so far as domestic policies, he has been mediocre at best. Now, political realities may have prevented him from doing more we would like and forced him to do stuff we don't like, but it would be nice if....

He did not do stuff that is so obviously bad - to conservatives - so enthusiastically...

Rather than making excuses, even as we accept the 'reality' of the situation, we clearly state that w lot of what he is doing is hardly conservative.

[ApesForEvolution]

There's no doubt there is a very well crafted agenda by the author of this piece. The problem is, when you add in what's missing, it still isn't a pretty picture. But then you never in a million years would admit that, which is why you have zero credibility.

You wouldn't say "Bush is wrong on (insert socialist clap-trap initiative here)" if you had a mouth full.