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Michael Wm. Dooley br> Indianapolis, Indiana /p> p> Re: "Bush Amazes" by Ben Stein: how about "fair and balanced"? Let's see an article about Bush ignoring the two border patrol agents rotting in jail for doing their jobs. (Jobs that Americans won't do??) They deserve pardons as much Libby did. Bush had better get his head right on controlling the border before he destroys the Republican Party. br> -- Robert D. Aust , a very disgruntled Republican /p> p> STAYING ALIVE br> Re: Quin Hillyer's Bush Isn't Dead Yet : /p>

I think Quin Hillyer proved the point quite convincingly, albeit inadvertently that the reason George W. Bush is a weak, lousy politician with no achievements to his name is because he is a weak, lousy politician who lacks basic leadership skills. Telling a politician who has been in office as long as Bush has that he is a sore loser, is the worst communicator since 'Silent Cal' Coolidge and has no understanding of the concerns of ordinary voters is the same as saying that he is unqualified for the job. Bush can't lift his game because he has no game to lift and never did have. Bush is a failure as a President, he has eighteen months left in office and his polls are almost as bad as Nixon's in his last few days before he resigned. God only knows what damage Bush will do before he takes his last walk across the White House lawn. It is a good bet that conservatives will rate Bush as the worst President in the last century -- this conservative says it right now, but then I always like to beat the rush.

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