To: 45Auto
A White House spokesman said the president stands behind his campaign commitment to support an extension of the ban, but he would not say if Bush will ask Congress to do so. He signs it, and he's a one-termer. That simple.
12 posted on
02/24/2003 12:51:11 PM PST by
Dan from Michigan
(Every man dies. Not every man really lives.)
To: Dan from Michigan
"He signs it, and he's a one-termer. That simple."
When will it expire in relation to the '04 elections?
To: Dan from Michigan
He'll sign it, just like he signed CFR and that monstrous farm aid bill.
To: Dan from Michigan
"He signs it, and he's a one-termer. That simple."You're absolutely right!
I could never vote for Bush's opponent, but I COULD simply stay home, as would 100,000 or so of my closest friends, eh Dan?
29 posted on
02/24/2003 1:05:08 PM PST by
Redbob
To: Dan from Michigan
The hope is to pursuade the House of Reps. not to renew this provision; that way, Pres. Bush won't have to give himself a sharp pain in the....The damn Senate might vote to extend and make permanent, but there is hope that the House won't buy it....But I think the enemies of freedom are going to trot out all the propaganda they can to gain sympathy from the moronic public over this. The big worry is that guys like Chuck the Schmuck Schumer will try to amend the damn thing to include further infringements on the 2nd.
32 posted on
02/24/2003 1:08:33 PM PST by
45Auto
To: Dan from Michigan
He signs it, and he's a one-termer. That simple.And that, my friends, is all that needs to be said.
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