Wednesday, June 15, 2005
President Bush: Joobo is Correct
Okay, he didn't say that exactly...but President Bush seems to be reading this column, because he is starting to sound just like us:
Bush hits Democratic 'agenda of the roadblock'
Cheers to President Bush for speaking the truth of the matter.
Let us hope that as Downies continue their obstructive ways, that the President and the administration highlight the Downies and their evil plans. And they should use the President's words last night for one commercial - others, however, along the same line should follow.
Okay, he didn't say that exactly...but President Bush seems to be reading this column, because he is starting to sound just like us:
Bush hits Democratic 'agenda of the roadblock'
President Bush last night ripped the Democratic Party as do-nothing obstructionists bent on derailing his reform agenda, saying that on issue after issue, Democratic leaders in Congress 'stand for nothing except obstruction, and this is not leadership.'
At an evening congressional gala at the Washington Convention Center - which drew $23 million for House and Senate Republican candidates and amounted to the kickoff of the 2006 political campaign season - the president drew standing ovations from Republican faithful as he hammered Democrats for offering no solutions to the nation's most pressing problems.
'If leaders of the other party have innovative ideas, let's hear them. But if they have no ideas or policies except obstruction, they should step aside and let others lead,' Mr. Bush said to thunderous applause from more than 5,000 supporters.
The president, who has spent the past several months seeking consensus on his Social Security reform package and reaching out to Democrats with nonconfrontational rhetoric, said opposition party leaders are pursuing 'the philosophy of the stop sign, the agenda of the roadblock, and our country and our children deserve better.'
'Political parties that choose the path of obstruction will not gain the trust of the American people,' he said at the event dubbed 'the 2005 President's Dinner.'
Cheers to President Bush for speaking the truth of the matter.
Let us hope that as Downies continue their obstructive ways, that the President and the administration highlight the Downies and their evil plans. And they should use the President's words last night for one commercial - others, however, along the same line should follow.
