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Politics : American Presidential Politics and foreign affairs

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To: Mr. Palau who wrote (25136)1/22/2008 5:54:59 PM
From: Peter Dierks  Read Replies (1) of 71588
 
Thank you for the insight. I must say that once again we agree on many of the priorities you list.

"Dealing with foreign threats and foreign affair effectively and rationally."
Agreed. Continuing the current Administration's policies would go a long way towards this.

"Improving the judiciary"
Agreed. We need to depose the petty despots who have prevented this in the Senate. Democrats have obstructed President Bush's appointments from day one.

"end our dependance on foreign oil and better protecting our environment "
Admirable and difficult to achieve. Did you see the graph Tim posted the other day showing the growth rates for public transit versus private vehicle use in urban areas? It does not look good for mass transit.

"Reforming our health care system so that the delivery of our unmatched medical expertise is rational "
Agreed with that part. We need to limit government meddling before they completely destroy the American medical miracle.

"Having policies based on science and facts, not changing science and facts to fit the policies"
Agreed. Of course this destroys the GW myth, so Kyoto is out.
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