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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: zonkie who wrote (80751)11/18/2000 10:39:22 AM
From: Thomas A Watson   of 769670
 
If you want to do simplistic analysis go ahead. The Great Society got us spending. Mr Reagan brought about the early distruction of the USSR and had America not been as strong at the time of this demise then would the old men of ww II who ran the USSR adopted a Stalin Solution for harmony at home. Star Wars made the USSR give up. America had amazing stuff that worked and who was to say the the magic stuff did not work.. Deep concept. Bush decided for the taxes and one could question him on it. But he was honest and tried to do what he believed in. He did not destroy the integrity of the Office like Bill. Also when Bill took over the Economy was already mended and poised to accel.

Computers and the internet created mind boggling productivity and Bill moved to a Republican Centist perspective and worked with Newt to lay the foundation for the current good time. The Ms Trip came along and castrated Bill and froze all Government for 12 to 18 months and this lead to another productivity increase as dumb washington regulations stopped changing and the cost of this became predictable.

So now, Gore might be able to screw it up and Bush will not screw it up and his proposals make more sense. Bush is honest and a deal maker and Gore just wants to rip out some-ones lungs.

Tom Watson tosiwmee
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