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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: hamsandwich who wrote (140950)4/27/2001 6:59:19 PM
From: gao seng   of 769670
 
Haha I say lefties supported BJ during his national disgrace and you say you disagree, they did not support him during his term. You win! His national disgrace was 8 years long.

What is progressive movement? the anti-Free Trade rioters? The Cincinnati Holy Warriors? I could be interested. I agree with most of you guys' posts about politicians being crooked and eunuchs. etc. But I believe in Bush. He really makes decisions based on his conscience and a sincere desire to do what is best for America. Unlike Bill CLinton who sabotaged America in his last few days in office jsut for the shear pleasure of seeing Bush get bashed by the world press. ie arsenic ergonomic etc.

I think scumbria said 24 states already have laws. Since it seems to be a controversial law, Bush took the heat for the other states to be able to prosecute these low life. As for cost per life saved (assuming that the law acts as a deterrent, which I believe it will), it is a whole lot lower than what it would cost to reduce arsenic to clintons levels.

Yeah some tirade. DVB is appropriately relegated to state level.

I am looking forward to good weekend. Dallas Stars tonight (TV), Mavericks tomorrow (TV), CART race at Texas Motor Speedway Sunday(In Person!). BTW, I hope Boeing comes to Dallas.

Cheers,
Walter
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