Dobbs: Give it a rest, Mr. President
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President Bush is building his legacy, adding another unfortunate line of hollow bravado to his rhetorical repertoire. To "Mission accomplished," "Bring it on," "Wanted: Dead or alive," and of course, "I earned ... political capital, and now I intend to spend it," he has added "I'll see you at the bill signing," referring to his own ill-considered push for so-called comprehensive immigration reform legislation.
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President Bush tried in advance today to deflate a report that will undercut some of his rationale for the Iraq war.
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Text of President Bush on Monday, as transcribed by CQ Transcriptions.
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New Delhi, Aug. 29 (UNI): Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who was indisposed yesterday, due to viral fever, is taking complete rest today, a PM&#39;s aide said.
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Text of President Bush's radio address Saturday, as released by the White House:
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President Bush stopped short of a formal recognition of independence in his comments on Monday.
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President Bush is undergoing the fourth physical of his presidency after a four-month delay of his usual summertime annual checkup that the White House says has a perfectly benign explanation &#151; scheduling conflicts.
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HE is jowly, uninspiring and favours shiny, wide-knotted ties. He has served for six quiet years as President, yet his modest proposal last week that he be re-elected was enough to unleash a constitutional and political crisis.
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President Bush has been dogged by a spate of bad news in the final days of the presidential campaign but it is unclear whether that will sway enough voters to affect the election outcome.
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Though late in his tenure, the president seems to be taking some green action.
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George W. Bush has been the most accommodating of presidents. He has rarely used his veto pen to kill legislation. Until now.
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10:18 A.M. EST THE PRESIDENT:  Please be seated.  Thank you all for coming.  Welcome. Mr. Vice President, members of my Cabinet, Laura and I are please you could join us on this special occasion.  We're delighted to welcome our distinguished honorees, as well as their families and friends to the White House.  Thanks for coming. ...
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I'm a lifelong baseball fan, and I don't care if Roger Clemens took steroids, or if he is lying or if McNamee is lying.  News is stuff that's important. If it's national news, it's stuff that is important to everyone in the nation. Whether Clemens took steroids or not is a proper topic for a 60 Minutes, Fresh Air or Nightline segment. To take a whole day across all the cable channels the day after three pivotal primaries is very wrong. (And what if they do it again tomorrow? Oy.) So it's ridiculous that all the cable news channels are broadcasting the full testimony of Roger Clemens and his accuser. Hours of repetitive questions and the same answers, over and over, while there is news happening in the world. I know because I'm subscribed to the MSNBC and AP feeds on Twitter. I have a Google Alert that shows me results of all the campaign conference calls. (There have been a couple this morning, from Obama and McCain, I'd love to get MP3s, and still looking for a feed.) It's time for some serious routing-around, or for the cable news programmers to get back on the job.  Cross-posted at Huffington.
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Bill Clinton was resting comfortably today after a successful quadruple heart bypass operation to relieve clogged arteries. âHe is recovering normally at this point,â said Dr Craig R. Smith, the surgeon who led the four-hour operation.
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Bush administration remedies for the ailing housing market.
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ItÃ¢ÂÂs not easy being a presidential lame duck. A senator wants to slug you. The leader of your own client state snubs you. Even Air Force One causes trouble, blowing out six tires while you are on an overseas trip.
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(New York-AP, September 5, 2004) - Doctors say former President Clinton is awake after undergoing a &quot;relatively routine&quot; quadruple heart bypass operation.