Bush Forgives Sandy Berger?

NewsMax.com ^ | Sept. 9, 2005 | Carl Limbacher

[ArmyBratproud]

Got A news flash for ya.

REAGAN WAS NOT SO GREAT EITHER. BUSH has actually had to face much bigger crisis issues than Reagan did.

And Bush has actually taken action in a big way. So as far as a man of action.....Bush has more to his credit.

BUT THEY BOTH WERE NOT SOLID CONSERVATIVES. But we knew that when we elected them.

[ArmyBratproud]

Got A news flash for ya.

REAGAN WAS NOT SO GREAT EITHER. BUSH has actually had to face much bigger crisis issues than Reagan did.

And Bush has actually taken action in a big way. So as far as a man of action.....Bush has more to his credit.

BUT THEY BOTH WERE NOT SOLID CONSERVATIVES. But we knew that when we elected them.

[Brimack34]

I think crap like this and talking well of the Clintons along with not ripping the N.O. government has brought Bushes polls down. Not forgetting open borders.

[antisocial]

Well, whether you believe it or not, there aren't enough people in this country that even understand the concept of constitutional government for us to ever as a nation reach a "founding father moment". Freedom and Liberty have already given way to the socialist model of the nanny state.

[defenderSD]

Gasoline prices have are also a major cause of Bush's declining poll numbers. I'm a staunch free market capitalist, but even I'm getting annoyed at paying $3.15 for 89-octane gasoline here in Phoenix. Because Bush was an oil-company executive he probably gets more blame for high gasoline prices than he deserves. Gasoline prices will stay high through the end of this year until all the refineries in Lousisana are back online at full production. But 2006 could be real interesting and we're likely to see a big drop in gasoline prices in the first three months of the year. I think these high prices will change consumers' driving habits and gasoline consumption may not grow at all in the first half of 2006. Meanwhile there are planned upgrades and expansions of refineries that will add capacity and we could easily see prices fall back to $2.20 per gallon as a national average.

No question about it, Clinton had all the good luck with the economy and Bush hasn't had much. Clinton lucked into the internet technology boom in his second term and there was a price war within OPEC in 1998 that drove gasoline down to $0.95 per gallon. It drives me up the wall when uninformed Democrats talk about how great the economy was under Clinton, when he did virtually nothing to create that great economy.

But I really think Bush's poll numbers will bounce back next year as Iraq stabilizes and gasoline prices fall back under $2.50. You can bet the Bushies will be pushing the oil refiners hard to boost production and bring down gasoline prices.

[beyond the sea]

Meanwhile there are planned upgrades and expansions of refineries that will add capacity and we could easily see prices fall back to $2.20 per gallon as a national average.

Steve Forbes, who I think is a pretty smart guy, predicted last week that gasoline would be back around $2.50 or a little less next year. I hope it is true.

[Lowell]

You have a point with Ollie, HOWEVER this was the TOP! security official in the GOV. 'oh thats ok, he made a little mistake, he wasn't really clear on some of the minor security points on how to handle SECURED DOCUMENTS in the NATIONAL VAULT.

[mirkwood]

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[houeto]

Not forgetting open borders.

Nope, not forgetting.