President Carter is speaking out against the recent Bush nuclear deal with India. Thank God we have people of stature in this country who serve as a balance to the policies of the current administration in the White House. We need more people like Jimmy Carter and Al Gore to speak out, instead of acting like a rubber stamp, like most of the Republican members of Congress usually do.
And speaking of Congress, the Democrats seem to be trying to get their act together. It’s about time, with less than eight months remaining until the 2006 midterm elections.
Congressional Republicans seem to be dividing on what to do with the new budget, and they accuse the Democrats of election year stunts, but I think those Republicans who are expressing reservations about the budget are just playing politics and trying to save their jobs in the upcoming election. They were all happy enough to support the president’s policies when his approval rating was high. Now that his approval rating is low, they’re all afraid of not being reelected. Good. Let them be scared. And let them all lose this fall. The Republicans are the problem. Get them out, and the sooner the better.
Before I forget it, when the news is reporting that President Bush was determined to go to war, that makes our president look like a liar, because he was telling the American people that he would go to war as a last resort, and it now seems that war was not a last resort. I don’t want a president who is a liar, or who appears to be a liar, or whatever spin you want to put on it. I’ll be glad when 2009 comes and this president leaves office. Good riddance.
Tags: Politics, Jimmy Carter, Al Gore, Democrats, Republicans, Bush , India, nuclear proliferation , congress, 2006 , war
And speaking of Congress, the Democrats seem to be trying to get their act together. It’s about time, with less than eight months remaining until the 2006 midterm elections.
Congressional Republicans seem to be dividing on what to do with the new budget, and they accuse the Democrats of election year stunts, but I think those Republicans who are expressing reservations about the budget are just playing politics and trying to save their jobs in the upcoming election. They were all happy enough to support the president’s policies when his approval rating was high. Now that his approval rating is low, they’re all afraid of not being reelected. Good. Let them be scared. And let them all lose this fall. The Republicans are the problem. Get them out, and the sooner the better.
Before I forget it, when the news is reporting that President Bush was determined to go to war, that makes our president look like a liar, because he was telling the American people that he would go to war as a last resort, and it now seems that war was not a last resort. I don’t want a president who is a liar, or who appears to be a liar, or whatever spin you want to put on it. I’ll be glad when 2009 comes and this president leaves office. Good riddance.
Tags: Politics, Jimmy Carter, Al Gore, Democrats, Republicans, Bush , India, nuclear proliferation , congress, 2006 , war
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