Topic: George W. Bush

The haters on the left would hate George W. Bush and those who support him just as much if 'Scooter' Libby had never been born. The deeds of Libby prove that Bush is corrupt, we are told. But the deeds of Bill ...
On the eve of what has been an interesting term in office, President Bush has unveiled what he considered to be a ground breaking reform in Government aid for healthcare. For most of us in middle class America, we may come out ...
?I admire many people's thoughts concerning the overspending by politicians in Washington D.C. Healthy debate on issues is the mainstay in America. The General Accounting Office (GAO) is also a good source for accurate information. The second issue is extremist comments of ...

Barack Obama's Bait And Switch

After only two months in office, President Barack Obama is getting skewered by many of his erstwhile admirers for his supposed incompetence, and veterans of the much-maligned Bush White House can't help but feel a certain rueful sympathy. But Obama is facing ...
part II of the text of President Barack Obama's Tuesday news conferenceText of President Barack Obama's news conference Tuesday at the White House, as transcribed by CQ Transcriptions: What other adjustments are is it going to take for us to have a ...

Kristol's Big Government Light Brigade

Bill Kristol, the often insightful editor of the Weekly Standard, used his column in the New York Times last week to offer advice to conservatives who advocate small government: Cut it out.The essence of Kristol's argument is that small government is not ...
When the House last month voted in favor of implementing a trigger-lock measure, the lawmakers were not debating gun control regulations. If the chamber had not done that by July 30, President Bush's measure would have received a fast track to House ...
Congressional efforts to deal with growing Medicare spending will be set aside for another year under a rule change approved by the House on Thursday.The rule was approved largely along party lines, 231-184, with Democrats pushing for the change.In response to a ...
Congress on Tuesday rejected President Bush's veto of legislation protecting doctors from a 10.6 percent cut in their reimbursement rates when treating Medicare patients.The override vote in the House was a lopsided 383-41, easily meeting the two-thirds threshold needed to nullify the ...
WASHINGTON Doctors across Nevada are weighing whether to continue accepting new Medicare patients if Congress fails to stop a 10 percent pay cut to Medicare providers scheduled to take hold next week.In the past, Congress has been able to prevent the annual ...
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