Bush presidencies: two men, two roads

[Justice]

"...Yet the reelection campaign is in some ways a study in the contrasts between the president and former president who are both named George Bush. With commentators last week focusing on how President Bush wants to follow President Reagan's legacy, the unspoken suggestion was that Bush does not put as high a value on his own father's legacy, which, after all, made possible the career of the junior Bush...."

"In fact, the legacy of the senior Bush is ever-present at the White House, partly due to the lessons learned from his disastrous 1992 reelection bid, which followed the breaking of the "no new taxes" pledge. Rove and other presidential advisers stress that the president holds his father in the highest admiration and shares many of his father's principles, but they leave little doubt about the regard in which they hold the senior Bush's reelection campaign."


http://www.boston.com/news/politics/president/articles/2004/06/13/bush_presidencies_two_men_two_roads/

[Southsideirish]

1. Two toads.

[Tellurian]

2. If not for Reagan; neither one of them woud be there..

and we wouldn't be in this mess right now if Poppy didn't buy JR the election!

[DS1]

Two loads.

[Justice]

3. I like that title better - thanks!

rib-bit

[TrueAmerican]

4. Which lead to the same destination

Miserable Failure City.

[markses]

5. Y dos mujeres, un camino

Somebody call Eric Estrada...It's getting thick in here. :eyes: