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...Washington is not acceptable to the American people. We all know that from every polling data. So is that going to be change? [Is it just someone saying] Here I am and I am going to change things or is it [someone working] to lay out a specific agenda such as [addressing] climate change, such as addressing spending, such as addressing balancing the budget, such as addressing reform of social security and Medicare. That is real change. And in all due respect to the Democrats, I have yet to hear a specific. I am going to return. I am going...
...indeed elected, Rudy will not enter the White House with an extensive moral agenda to impose on the American people. He comes to the Presidency with both the powerful determination to tackle the most urgent problems we face, and the acumen to formulate effective solutions to address them...
...interview Monday with Israel's Channel Two TV, Bush acknowledged that Iran and its nuclear ambitions remains a threat to Israel, weighing even more heavily than the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations. What to do about Tehran is very likely to top Israel's agenda with Bush during this tour of the region...
...forward. Bhutto was, at most, the best of several mediocre alternatives. Her assassination should not cast her political career in a rosier light. Yet the past week has seen the continual distortion of Bhutto’s life by politicians and media desperate to make her death fit their agenda. Musharraf’s government has sought to deflect criticism by denying an autopsy and investigation and blaming her recklessness and radical militants for her death. In America, presidential candidates have used the assassination as a platform to talk up their experience on foreign policy and national security issues. Even...
...Diplomatically, it has not been a good week for Syria. President George W. Bush, who tours the Middle East this week (Syria is not on his agenda), said on Friday that there needs to be a "clear message to the Syrians... that you will continue to be isolated, you will continue to be viewed as a nation that is thwarting the will of the Lebanese people." Bush's comments, coming days after he said that his "patience had run out" with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, has further dampened speculation of a U.S. re-engagement with Syria following Damascus...