President Carter had fireside chats, what are Pres. Bush's regular chats called?
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bush's regular chats are called 2nd grade english.
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Shoot man, I coulda told ya that! Go into the Politics section of yahoo answers. Bush has got his spies laying all kinds of questions in there, posing as normal users to find out exactly what people think of Bushy.
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USA corps see $$$$$$$$$$$$$ Through the smog and don't care, bush gets paid by them.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.\n\nP.S. P.M. Talks Mostly crap. Talk is cheap but he is not, nor is his wife, according to charity groups.
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1 - GW Bush\n\n2 - Tom "The Hammer" Delay\n\n3 - Karen "Ms. Hanging Chad" Hughes (speaking for her boss GW Bush)\n\nThese were said about Clinton's Kosovo move (in which not a single US casualty occured).  Apparently, all these things were forgotten after the republicans took the White House.
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Like Carter, Bush is a poor administrator.  Unlike Carter, Bush isn't very bright.\n\nCarter chose incompetent advisors.  Bush chose competent advisors that agree with him and who are loyal to him.  Both demonstrated the flawed (southern) value of depending on the good-ole-boy network to come through for them.  \n\nNeither of these men really wanted to hear the truth.  Both preferred to listen to advice that sounded good to them without checking it out with others before acting.  With Bush, it was taken to the extreme in that one who disagreed was questioned with regard to their patriotism.\n\nIn spite of their wide differing ideological positions, I think you are probably correct.   Both of these men were poor presidents, although they might make fine next door neighbors.
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www.whitehouse.gov usually has the Presidents speeches.
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I actually had some conversations with Bush supporters during the 2004 election. I compared it to talking to a Bedouin from the Sahara about the Atlantic Ocean.\nIf you talk to someone about an idea that is totally outside their frame of reference, totally outside their worldview, they will reject it no matter how many facts you have on your side.
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Carter taught us a lesson that I strongly suspect most of the democrats I talk to either don't remember or don't want to remember.\n\nHe tried, unsuccessfully, negotiating, appeasing and diplomacy  with the Islamic radicals that held American hostages for 14 months in Iran.\n\nWith this in mind, why would the subject of trying to talk with these nut bags even be on the table?\n\nReasonable discussion takes reasonable people. It is not reasonable to threaten death to all who question your demented beliefs - or to kill thousands of innocent people to further your ideology.\n\nI don't honestly believe the Islamic radicals need any scape goat or even a reason for their tactics - one cannot ascribe logic or even a cause and effect relation to a psychopath.
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Well as a moderate dem, I don't know if you were able to catch any of former Pres. Carter's interviews yesterday on programs like the Diane Reams show and the News Hour on PBS.  He doesn't label it civil war.  He used some comparisons of some millions of deaths in other countries that have had civil wars last few years.  (the country names escape my recollection).  I agree with his point, though, he says it's civil strife for sure but regardless of the label it was a mistake to focus so much of our resources on Iraq and losing our focus in Afghanistan.  Well said.
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That person is in charge of advising the president of military matters that need to be addressed in both peacetime and war time.\n\nDuring the Bush 1 administration Colin Powell was Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.  He played a critical role during the first gulf war.   Both Mr.  Powell and General Norman Schwartzkoff worked closely together as military strategists to win that war.   Unfortunately, President Bush Sr was a total schmuck and ended it before the job was complete.
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Gerald Ford\nJimmy Carter
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You must mean a different G.W. Bush as our current occupant of the White House is not MENSA material.  When you believe that a supernatural being talks directly to you and tells you how to run the world, well Houston we have a problem.
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What kind of stupid thing is that to say? \n\nIf you have a problem with President Bush, then state your complaint in an intelligent and rational fashion. \n\nYour question, as written, is tawdry and immature. \n\nThis world has enough problems that a question like that is regarded as a waste of time. \n\nYou need to grow up.
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don't know! Maybe you should have this little conversation with Bush before his term is up.
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Jimmy Carter.  He froze oil prices and caused gasoline shortages. He tried to rescue americans held hostage in Iran with a military excursion that was so badly planned, it killed soldiers in a desert.  The country saw double-digit inflation rates during his watch.  It was horrible.
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As one example, President Bush and British Prime Minister \nTony Blair meet and/or speak often to discuss common national goals and concerns.
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Bush likes to emulate John Wayne.  Just walk into the bar and challenge anyone to a fight.  Though the Duke never followed the Bush doctrine of "shoot first and ask questions later."  It would be nice if Bush were forced into having more chairs at the table, but his agenda does not call for the kind of help you describe.  Mayor Daly once said in Chicago, "our police are not here to prevent disorder but to preserve it."  I think Bush's plan for the middle east has all along been to destabilize the region,not to make it right.  The other countries you mention could all prove helpful, but that might disturb the no bid Halliburton contracts Cheney obtained for his company.  We can only hope.