Can President Bush claim the high horse and take the low road?
403349
I love that a "menage a cliche" - brilliant. \nPres. Bush is such an idiot.
703848
It irks me to say this but Bush was right.  He was also right to immediately realize he now had to work in a bipartisan manner, and he was right to welcome the Democratic party.  It's sort of amusing (and surprising) to me that he took the high road.  It's not surprising to me that his most rabid followers can't find that road.
961634
Ask George W. Bush personally.
334175
Yes Bush was disappointed that he could not bully or force the Chinese President into our way of thinking. Our currency could be for a rough ride!
398040
Bush might have fantasies about swooping into Cuba and accomplishing what no other US president in 50 years has been able to accomplish, but right now he has neither the political support nor the financial resources to do it. That doesn't mean he won't do it. He isn't always rational and neither is he always predictable. But it seems unlikely.\n\nThe Report to the President of the Commission for Assistance to a Free Cuba is a document the Bush administration wrote to justify being crueler to the citizens of Cuba and meddling more than it already does in Cuban political and social life. It is a document the Bush administration wrote to make it more difficult for Americans to have contact with Cubans and to learn the truth about Cuba. Why Bush wants to do that and why he (like so many of his predecessors) has this relentless obsession with Cuba and its leaders is more a matter for a psychiatrist than a political analyst. It makes no human, political or ethical sense. If Bush has it his way it might happen !!!
1142443
THANK GOD, BUT HELL NO HE CAN'T!\n\nIT WILL BE A GREAT DAY FOR ALL AMERICANS WHEN HE IS OUT OF OFFICE!
863934
Bush won't have a free hand to do what he wants to.
515891
President Bush, of course
426749
No. Bush doesn't run the White House, Cheney and Rumsfeld run the White House. Our current president is easily manipulated by these right-wing hawks.\n\nFor more information, read "The Rise of the Vulcans" by James Mann. It describes in intricate detail about how all of these guys have been intertwined in Washington politics for the past 20-25 years.
737447
Where? just so we can get out of the way. Also what are the chances of him taking Bush with him
769173
No, it will be the same stuff probably. Except now we have historically more members of the government that don't have back bones, but when push comes to shove, politicians are paid propagandist liars, some are better at it than others of coarse. Look at all of the things that have been said about Bush thus far, whether you like the man or not.  Do you think that even if he would have made the exact opposite decisions he have been supported any more so, of coarse not. Politics is all about getting paid big bucks for doing very little and of coarse poop flinging and deceit plays a large role.
389748
It all depends on who the leaders are. In Bush's case he has shown that his judgement is not meant to be trusted.
357052
Bush is missing a few links
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yes\n\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2005/10_october/06/bush.shtml
837510
Amen frydaddy.\n\nIt's the Karl Rove approach to god!  And it worked for the repubs for a long time.\n\n"Taking the high road is so boring!"  - Gandhi\n\n(ok, he didn't say it, but I'll bet he thought it sometimes)
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i really dont think he cares about his image,thats why his leadership and loyalty as an american trumps most political figures.clinton would poll to figure out where his ideas were.bush has conviction so his ideas are his.i think some of his decisions in his presidency will prove fruitful leading to good image.hes got my vote
808111
The president is George W. Bush.