Cary
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Fri Oct-07-05 09:17 AM
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Is It Too Late For Bush to Save His Big-Government Conservative Movement? |
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Okay Bush fans. Put on your thinking caps and lets figure out how our hero can save his precious movement from his scandal and incompetence plagued first 5 years. After all he still has 3 years, and then he must want his "legacy" to live on after that, right?
I think he needs to clean house. Is there a single person in his administration worth keeping? Is there a single idea worth moving forward on? I think the strategy of confronting issues with smear campaigns has kind of sort of run its course.
And surely he can find some more cronies to reward.
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Fri Oct-07-05 09:19 AM
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1. Nah, he's just a figurehead, another will grow in his place after the |
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Fri Oct-07-05 09:22 AM
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2. He won't be able to save anything |
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from his jail cell. He'll be out by August 2006.
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Fri Oct-07-05 09:22 AM
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3. The movement officially ended with the response to Katrina |
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Edited on Fri Oct-07-05 09:24 AM by rocknation
It gave Amercians a front row seat to the fact that conservative policies not only do not work, they can kill. We cannot continue on this path.
:headbang: rocknation
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