Is Bush really that evil? (julie fern, stay away)

[lsatlover]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn?pagename=article&contentId=A48358-2001Sep5&notFound=true

"The Bush administration is considering a significant change in contracting rules that would move more work now done by government employees into the private sector by making it easier for women- and minority-owned businesses to get federal contracts."

Affirmative action is TTT for everyone.  Everyone knows being a business owner is the true measure.

[ThePerfectSoldier]

Yeah.  Next question?

[Julie Fern]

it very difficult to control julie, you know.

[ImVinny!]

No, Bush is NOT evil.

[angmill08]

Well, he does hail to Satan. This guy tells it like it is:

http://www.benfrank.net/nuke/inaug_protest/bush-sign.html

[karl marx]

Bush isn't evil.  he's either a.)ignorant, or b.)blinded by money and power.  probably a mix of both to varying degrees.

[A.J.]

He's presiding over an economy as strong as Clinton's.



female dog about that please.

[karl marx]

He's presiding over an economy as strong as Clinton's.



female dog about that please.

keep the economics talk to your own thread, please.


and an economy as strong as Clinton's?  where are you getting the idea that presidents have any influence over the economy whatsoever?

[lsatlover]

He's presiding over an economy as strong as Clinton's.



female dog about that please.

keep the economics talk to your own thread, please.


and an economy as strong as Clinton's?  where are you getting the idea that presidents have any influence over the economy whatsoever?

don't  the war expenditures affect the economy just a wee bit?

[karl marx]

He's presiding over an economy as strong as Clinton's.



female dog about that please.

keep the economics talk to your own thread, please.


and an economy as strong as Clinton's?  where are you getting the idea that presidents have any influence over the economy whatsoever?

don't  the war expenditures affect the economy just a wee bit?

fair enough.  but the effect is up for debate.  it definitely can't be simply characterized as "good" or "bad" in terms of our operation in Iraq.