Role play: You are John Kerry...

[DanS]

Originally posted by Admiral
Compare Bush's second term success to that of a second term president with a same-party Congress in the past fifty years, and then we'll have a ballgame.

A same-party congress that he put in place, I might add. Remember that a president is supposed to lose ground in the Senate at each election. But Bush has gained ground every time.

I doubt the Democratic party can take much more of this "success" of theirs.

[Sava]

Originally posted by DanS


A same-party congress that he put in place, I might add.

I didn't realize Bush was president in 1994.


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[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
I'm sure the right wing of the GOP is having a fit over Chuck Hegel! The guy is a conservative, but he simply can't take Bush's lies anymore and he's not sitting back and shutting his mouth.

Why don't you GOP moderates get together with the Dem's moderates, and both take over the Reform Party? Leave the GOP and the Dems to their extreme wings.

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Think how stupid Kerry has to feel every time his peers call Bush a Moron.

But at least he married money so he gets credit for that.

[DanS]

That's a good comparison with Clinton. Clinton couldn't keep his congress together. Bush has done better than keep his majority together -- he has gained ground.

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by DanS
A same-party congress that he put in place, I might add. Remember that a president is supposed to lose ground in the Senate at each election. But Bush has gained ground every time.

And yet it's taken him four years to get his "energy" bill passed, social secruity deform is dead in the water, and he's floundering around like a ****** in a pond.

[DanS]

A floundering second-term president wouldn't be signing bill after bill in August. Certainly, I cannot recall a second-term president who has done so. Can you?

[chequita guevara]

Not while he's on yet another five-week vacation, no.

[DanS]

So this is the question that it's important for you lot to answer. Who was the last second-term president who was able to sign into law a good portion of his second term agenda? FDR?

[Imran Siddiqui]

Originally posted by DanS
A same-party congress that he put in place, I might add.

I think Dan has moved on to cocaine . He seems to think that this is Bush's 4th term!

[Sava]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui


I think Dan has moved on to cocaine . He seems to think that this is Bush's 4th term!

I'm thinking mushrooms

[DanS]

He seems to think that this is Bush's 4th term!

The upcoming election will be the 4th national election in which Bush is involved. The 2-year elections (especially the Senate elections) are very important in testing the mettle of a president.

[Sava]

I thought DanS would be astute enough to recognize America didn't vote Republican in support of corporate-pork laden energy policies or any other piece of filth legistlation they've managed to pass.

They voted Republican because they don't like boys kissing boys... because 9-11 was being thrown into every discussion... and because Satan has given Karl Rove exceptional political skills.

If the Republicans laid out their true agenda in plain English to the American public, they'd go the way of the Whigs.

[Boris Godunov]

Ladies and gentlemen, we've hit 30s.

http://americanresearchgroup.com/economy/

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Of course that's the beauty of a 2nd term president. You really don't have to give crap about the polls.
We'll see how the REPUBS do during the mid term elections.