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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush

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To: American Spirit who wrote (53548)2/12/2006 12:18:35 PM
From: Karen Lawrence  Read Replies (1) of 93284
 
A wrathful right turns on Bush

By Nina J. Easton, Globe Staff | February 12, 2006

The Republican family feud was laid bare in public last week at the Conservative Political Action Committee's annual confab. CPAC activists are a notoriously cranky bunch, quick to pounce on politician friends who stray toward the center. But this year the spears aimed at George W. Bush were especially sharp.
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It can't be a good sign for a White House hoping to maintain control of Congress next November when its one-time allies lump in the president with two of their perpetual bogeymen: John McCain and Ted Kennedy.

Bush's budget-busting spending was a big reason for the foul mood. But two other issues captured the growing split between the president and a powerful conservative movement that twice helped him capture the Oval Office: immigration and the Medicare prescription drug plan.

Bush's decision to use his State of the Union address to reiterate his support for a guest worker program -- despite objections from the right -- infuriated this crowd, who applauded talk of building a wall along the Mexican border and wore red stickers reading, ''STOP GUEST WORKER AMNESTY."

Representative Tom Tancredo, the Colorado Republican famous for his calls to stop illegal immigration, lashed out at another critical Republican constituency involved in the issue: the business community.

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