[ilgipper]

His concerns are athletes and steroids and jobs for ex-convicts. Sorry, this guy is out of touch.

Let's see...he spent 57 minutes talking about the war on terror and the economy and 90 seconds on steroids. Certainly, his focus in solely on the topic he spoke about for a minute and a half.

[WestSylvanian]

He has yet to veto a single bloated spending bill. He proposes an immigration bill that rewards lawbreakers. He wants more workers brought into the country on green cards. I've seen search committees hire applicants with green cards to fill their "diversity" affirmative action quotas. They don't have enough domestic minorities in the applicant pool so they're more than willing to hire foreign ones. "Non-Hispanic whites," as the affirmative action forms describe white American citizens, are pushed to the end of the line. And Bush wants to make this even easier.

I don't vote for politicians who increase the size or the power of government; I don't care what party they belong to. At least Reagan had some conservative principles and used his communication skills to try to advance them. He fought back. What are Bush's principles? Pandering to this or that minority group and demonstrating his compassion by spending like there's no tomorrow? This is not conservative and it sure don't look like Republican to me.