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To: jackhach who wrote (168295)4/22/2003 7:17:28 PM
From: TimF  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1572374
 
No anthrax culprit

It isn't Bush's job to personally resolve every crime commited in the US.

No Osama, No Saddam

The individuals are less important then destroying as much of their power as possible. If we got Osama and Saddam but the Baath party still ruled Iraq and Al Qaeda was almost untouched we would be worse off then we are now.

No WMD

It hasn't been to long and Iraq is a big place.

No new foreign alliances

I'm not exactly sure what you are getting at here. Why would you expect each president to creare new foreign alliances?

NO new JOBS

Only being stagnant instead of being in a deep recession, after a bubble like the one we came out of isn't so bad. If the economy is no better when Bush comes up for relection then you might have a point, at least inter terms of politics. The impact of the president on the economy is often overstated, but the president pays the price if the economy stays bad long enough.

Tim



To: jackhach who wrote (168295)4/22/2003 9:04:10 PM
From: i-node  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1572374
 
and NO new JOBS

Is that what we elect presidents for? To produce "jobs"?

Please tell me, exactly, what you think Bush should have done differently to "produce jobs". Furthermore, please tell me what your economics poster child, Clinton, did to "produce jobs".