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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: lorne who wrote (67556)	9/26/2005 12:17:08 PM
From: ChinuSFO	Read Replies (1) of 81568

lorne, you have provided logic which implies you are confused. Bush is admitting every day that he has failed on several fronts. Now he is out there trying to understand how the emergency response system works. A tad bit late, is it not? He could have cut short his vacation and spent much less time on fund raising and beating up on his enemies including Senator Frist, the UN etc. Finally he has admitted that he and only he as the US President is responsible for the slow response to hurricane relief. Finally he has tacitly admitted that if he were to do Iraq all over again, he would work with the other nations like he is doing in the Iran situation where he is working for the common goal of a negotiated settlement instead of sabre rattling. Another area that he is still slow to react is in the area of the budget where he continues to run up huge deficits. He needs to raise taxes and not pass on his burden to the next President and the next generation. He cannot shirk his responsibilities any more. Those in his own party who very strongly believe in "pay as you go" are upset at him for running up the deficits.

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