Sunday, May 20, 2007

Bush Presidency Improving

Here's the proof!! Just look at what was said and by whom and if you're semi-honest with yourself you have to think that maybe Ol' Dubya has been doing a few things right. I never have thought too many of his things were right on the fiscal front (tax cuts too small and spending too high) and the domestic front (way too much increase in scope of government), but from a foreign policy standpoint, Bush did what he said he was going to do. People who vote have such short memories. All the way from throwing tons of money at AIDS in Africa to other ripoffs around the world, he said he was going to do it and he did. Deficits be damned.

Little has been said about revenues to the government being at an all time high as a result of Dubya's tax cut. That would be too close to giving credit to Bush. That is not allowed in the MSM for anything. He gets ripped for sticking our nose into Iraq by those who prefer to stick our nose into Sudan's Darfur region as though the hundreds of thousands of people killed by Saddam mean nothing. Somewhat contradictory Ol' BC would say. And then there's the terrorists thing.

At any rate, Bush MUST be better than I've given him credit for if Jimmy Carter is criticizing him as Carter threw us into the worst economy since the Great Depression all by himself and his wacky policies. He had no backbone on foreign policy and allowed Iran to become a pain in the butt (They slowed down upon Reagan's election) and threw Israel, one of our more staunch allies, under the bus at every opportunity. So.......Bush must be better than I thought. Want to see the end result of turning tail and coming home? Go visit Somalia.

Just a thought.

2 Comments:

At 7:02 PM, Blogger RightWingRocker said...

Oh brother.

Ol' Jimmy should just keep his mouth shut and hide in a corner. He has NO room to talk.

RWR
www.rightwingrocker.com

 
At 7:14 PM, Blogger Col. Hogan said...

Any tax cut that results in increased revenue to government wasn't big enough.

 

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