Wednesday, March 08, 2006
"Unconscionable," "Irresponsible," "Vindictive" and "Inept."
At Conservative Forum on Bush, Everybody's a Critic:
"'Unconscionable,' 'irresponsible,' 'vindictive' and 'inept.'" with those words Bruce Bartlett torched the Bush administration for undermining, subverting and perverting almost every principle of limited government conservativism. What's extraordinary is Bartlett is a conservative and the forum was being held by the conservative Cato Institute. The program included Andrew Sullivan, also a conservative, who has lately not minced very many words in criticizing the administration's lack of principle, foresight and competence. Sullivan in dissin' Bush referred to him not only as a "socialist" but as a "reckless socialists". I'm sure reckless socialists everywhere are lining up to initiate lawsuits for this libel.
The Cato Institute began sounding warning bells about the Bush administration a long time ago by posting various economic charts and analysis about the Bush budgets and GOP spending. (pdf)
With conservatives getting fed up with Bush, it's not hard to see why his poll numbers have plummeted toward the below 40% approval mark. Hopefully this trend will continue.
In the end, the Bush administration end up being one of the few things that conservatives and liberals can finally agree on. Now wouldn't that just be great?
"'Unconscionable,' 'irresponsible,' 'vindictive' and 'inept.'" with those words Bruce Bartlett torched the Bush administration for undermining, subverting and perverting almost every principle of limited government conservativism. What's extraordinary is Bartlett is a conservative and the forum was being held by the conservative Cato Institute. The program included Andrew Sullivan, also a conservative, who has lately not minced very many words in criticizing the administration's lack of principle, foresight and competence. Sullivan in dissin' Bush referred to him not only as a "socialist" but as a "reckless socialists". I'm sure reckless socialists everywhere are lining up to initiate lawsuits for this libel.
The Cato Institute began sounding warning bells about the Bush administration a long time ago by posting various economic charts and analysis about the Bush budgets and GOP spending. (pdf)
With conservatives getting fed up with Bush, it's not hard to see why his poll numbers have plummeted toward the below 40% approval mark. Hopefully this trend will continue.
In the end, the Bush administration end up being one of the few things that conservatives and liberals can finally agree on. Now wouldn't that just be great?
# posted by Strange Anomaly : 12:31 PM
