Evaluation of the policies of George W. Bush and his Republican conservatives on America.
Published on May 4, 2007 By COL Gene In Politics


I decided to tape the Republican Presidential debate so I would be able to watch it at my leisure. It was clear each of the candidates did their best to show how they supported what they believe were the conservative principals of Reagan. They moved from issue to issue and expressed a position that generally is the foundation of the conservative Republican agenda.

If these10 men were attempting to become the head of the Republican National Committee I believe they would represent some very creditable candidates for RNC Chairmen. The problem is they are attempting to secure the nomination to run for President of the United States. To select any one of these men as the next president would be to select a person that has ideas and policy objectives that IGNORE about 70% of the American People.

I appreciate the unity of policy expressed by these men on most of the important issues facing our country. However, the policies expressed by these men DO NOT fit with what the majority of Americans express as what they want from their leader. The positions taken by these 10 men are at odds with most moderates, independents and liberals. To select ANY of these men as the 44th President will insure a continuation of the political polarization we have seen for the past 6 years and defy the direction that the majority want this nation to move toward.


We need candidates that are not just solid conservatives or liberals. We need candidates for the leader of our country that can lead with policies that reflect a composite of the thinking not just follow the desires of the conservatives or the liberals who each represent 25-30% of Americans. To make my point, today we have more Americans registered as independents then either republican or democrat. We need candidates from BOTH parties to come forward who are willing to govern from the center not the right or the left!

Comments (Page 5)
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on May 07, 2007
By not balancing the budget and allowing the interest we must fund to increase the way Bush has done will bankrupt this country. This can not continue. The higher tax rates during the 1990's did not increase the price of things more then today. Your rational is just an excuse to justify a fiscal policy that will risk our future and is a guise to mask what is simply GREED on the part of the wealthy. The rich got a tax cut under Bush that was not justified and has added Trillions to the national debt. The fact that only 1/2 of the lost tax revenue from the tax cut is made up by the added revenue from growth is like selling something for $50 that has costs of $100. In the end result is a disaster!! The Comptroller General has documented this fact concerning the Bush tax Cuts! The experience from Reagan proved the same thing!!!!
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