BUSH NOW HAS TO FACE THE CONSEQUENCES OF HIS ACTIONS

With the Democrats now in full control of Congress, old ghosts from the last six years will most likely resurface for Bush and his administration--as the Democrats aim to conduct hearings into the President's domestic, foreign, and energy policies.

But even though Bush promises to cooperate with the new Congress, will he if Congress does discover anything which will most likely hold Bush accountable for his past actions as Commander-in-Chief?

Or will he resort to executive priviledge and stonewall the party's attempts to get at the truth?

Schuyler Thorpe

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