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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: DuckTapeSunroof who wrote (458918)	9/15/2003 1:33:46 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

You picked the topic, "most fiscally irresponsible administration within living memory." and that is mr. bill. America was attacked and attacked again and mr. bill took the perception of America to that of being a nation of cowards. The consequence was 9-11. That was the most fiscally irresponsible course of action I can think of in within living memory. As America was a attacked, mr. bill retreated out of Somolia on a few casualties. Mr. bill shot wads of missiles and conducted bomb by air in response to all attacks. And then he took the dem party to a place and the mind of the media to place that viciously ridiculed the current President further creating a perception of weakness about America. PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH never was critical of the former President because that would undermine the Presidency. The former impeached rapist did not take that course of action and still undermines the Presidency. mr. bill has the right to undermine the Presidency. It continuation of the man who was the most fiscally irresponsible administration within living memory. And only a complete utter idiot would suggest that PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH is not one sharp dude today. So all the idiot's who believed the contrary are indeed idiots identified. And those who don't see that perception is reality have no choice but to lead America into bad places. Giving the perception of weakness is the most dangerous and fiscally irresponsible course of action that any leader can take. And history shows that over and over.