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To: Scumbria who wrote (130615)	1/23/2001 5:16:37 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) of 1578692

No, Scumbria. When you list the most controversial ideas of the new administration you wont find any that are likly to unite republicans and democrats. The whole "uniter not a divider" slogan is mostly just a slogan used in a political campagin IMO, but to the extent it does have real meaning it is about working where together where there is agreement (if you can find these areas), and about projecting a more civil tone instead of viciously attacking political opponents. In Texas Bush was a uniter, but it will probably be difficult in Washington, since federal politics are more partisan. Bush could ofcourse unite with democrats by dropping all conservative ideas but thats not what he meant by being a uniter and if that was what he planned all along there was really no reason for him to have run for president. Tim

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