"My concern about the role of the federal government is that an intrusive government, a government that says, ‘Don’t worry, we will solve your problems’ is a government that tends to crowd compassion out of the marketplace, that too often in the past people said: ‘Somebody else will take care of the problem in my area. Don’t worry. The government is here.’ "George W. Bush - Source: Remarks at Cityteam Ministries, San Jose, CA Oct 31, 2000
"Not over my dead body will they raise your taxes,"
George W. Bush - SOURCE
Compassionate Conservatism Means Big Government
No To 'Compassionate Conservatism'
"Marvin Olasky, the former Marxist journalism professor who coined the term. But he and George W. Bush are barking up the wrong tree if they think "compassionate conservatism" is going to rally popular support necessary to effect the real change needed to turn this country around."
Why Democrats Should Draft George W.(FDR) Bush In 2004
RUSH LIMBAUGH: BUSH "NO CONSERVATIVE"
Why Rush Is Disgruntled - (Bush Is Advancing The Democrats Most Liberal Agenda)
Bush Spending Bill Largest Ever
George W. Bush's Big Government Adventure
2001 Laws Cost Taxpayers 733 Billion
Bush Blows Billions and Billions On Education Who Do Their Books Like Arthur Andersen
Bush Urges Congress To Deliver On Prescription Drugs For Medicare
Bush Wants Food Stamps For Illegal Aliens
The surest way to bust this economy is to increase the role and the size of the federal government."
George W. Bush - Source: Presidential debate, Boston MA Oct 3, 2000.
Gore offers an old and tired approach. He offers a new federal spending program to nearly every voting bloc. He expands entitlements, without reforms to sustain them. 285 new or expanded programs, and $2 trillion more in new spending. Spending without discipline, spending without priorities, and spending without an end. Al Gore’s massive spending would mean slower growth and higher taxes. And it could mean an end to this nation’s prosperity."
George W. Bush Source: Speech in Minneapolis, Minnesota Nov 1, 2000.
"People need more money in their pocket, as far as I’m concerned."
George W. Bush - The Tampa (FL) Tribune Oct 26, 2000.
I was deeply concerned about the drift toward a more powerful federal government. I was particularly outraged by two pieces of legislation, the Natural Gas Policy Act and the Fuel Use Act. It seemed to me that elite central planners were determining the course of our nation. Allowing the government to dictate the price of natural gas was a move toward European-style socialism. If the federal government was going to take over the natural gas business, what would it set its sights on next?"
George W. Bush - Source: “A Charge to Keep”, p.172-173 Dec 9, 1999
3,400,000,000,000(Trillion) Of Taxpayers Money Is Missing
The War On Waste - Rumsfeld Says 2.3 Trillion Dollars Missing
Bush Challenges Pentagon on Spending
Bush Demands More Defense Spending
Bush Signs Record Military Spending Bill
GROW SPINE, GOP, INVESTIGATE CLINTON (NOW says Rush Limbaugh)
Bush Says He Wants to Let Clinton 'Move On'
"Listen, here's my view: I think it's time to get all of this business behind us. I think it's time ... to allow the president to finish his term, and let him move on and enjoy life and become an active participant in the American system. And I think we've had enough focus on the past. It's time to move forward." - George W. Bush.
Bush Won't Dwell On Clinton Affair, "We're Moving Forward"
"B/S, Mr Bush. Clinton is a criminal and a traitor. We demand a thorough investigation and prosecution. Our Republic is dead and our liberty is at stake if the next administration does not clean up this mess for now and forever more. Corrupt politicians must pay the price for subverting our Constitution and using their offices for personal gain."
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Un El día En El la vida de Jorge W. La arbusto
Bush Won't Label Arafat A Terrorist
George W. Bush's Terrorist Buddy
Bush Appoints Four More Homosexuals
Clinton raped Juanita Broaddrick, not once, but twice
"That’s why I’m for instant background checks at gun shows. I’m for trigger locks."
George W. Bush - Source: St. Louis debate Oct 17, 2000.
