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Well, me and my family did everything we could to get Bush into office, but that doesn't blind me when he does something I disagree with. Amnesty, and not telling the truth about Muslims are things I just can't overlook. And now Powells comments about Israel-Palestine just don't sit well with me. And I am not Jewish, and don't even know anyone that is. But if the administration can't stand my it's friends, whether it be Israel or conservatives, I can't stand by and be silent. To bad so many on this site seem to have the very blinders on about Bush that they laughed about with Clinton. What really concerns me is this is supposed to be the time he runs to the right, no election for 3 years, high approval numbers, but instead, he panders to the unions on tariffs, and panders to hispanics on amnesty. Whats he going to propose next year when the election gets closer? Reperations? I'm really starting to worry about the advice he is getting from Rove.

A second term is what worries me most - what surprises will he pull out of his bag of tricks if he is reelected. Nixon's second term was an absolute disaster, for as long as it lasted, he actually proposed Nationalized Health Insurance and a Guaranteed Annual Income. Nixon's second term gave us the wonderful program called SSI.

Whats he going to propose next year when the election gets closer? Reperations?

Oh geez, don't give Dubya any ideas, because if he gets it in his stubborn little head that 'it's the right thing to do', he'll bulldoze it through. The fool, I hope to God he is a one-termer after this amnesty passes (I just know it will be).

"not telling the truth about Muslims are things I just can't overlook"

This is the other Bush blind spot that realy upsets me, but in all fairness, I have to believe that he's bought that lie. I don't think he fully realizes yet that it IS a lie.