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To: bela_ghoulashi who wrote (78350)	2/28/2003 5:04:05 AM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 281500

I didn't like the presidential choices we had in 2000... Bush ran as 'a moderate' and has governed from the hard right. Bush campaigned and said we must have 'a humble foreign policy' AND then we get a pre-emptive strike doctrine (and we antagonize allies like they are going out of style -- it's downright embarassing). Bush said he cared about the environment and so far has achieved one of the worst environmental track records of any president. I am a fiscal conservative and so far Bush has been reckless with the way he has managed the economy...The deficits are skyrocketing, we're still dreaming of more tax cuts, and the Administration has NOT leveled with us about how much this potential war could cost. I would NEVER vote for Bush again...He has failed to lead the country in a responsible way...JMHO. regards, -s2 btw, the fact that Bush allowed the PNAC/NeoCONS to write his foreign policy says a lot.