BUSH DOESN'T PLAY WELL WITH OTHERS

If anything, Bush has decided that vetoing what the people want is more important than just coming clean with the mandate which we gave Congress last November during the mid-terms: Demand a change in course in Iraq!

But Bush doesn't want to change course. He believes that setting timelines is signaling a victory to terrorists and sending the wrong message to the troops. But recent polls suggest that public support for Congress is clearly overshadowing the President's stubborn refusal to see that he no longer has a 'mandate' of his own.

So where did he get all these arrogant ideas that he alone is the "Commander guy"? That Congress and the American people no longer matter?

If anything, our President has an over inflated ego and an equally over inflated case of hubris to go along with it. And if anyone doesn't understand his "master plan", then he ignores them and shuts them out.

The only problem with that mentality, is that we do understand him, but we don't like how he's carrying out policies. And by ignoring the will of Congress and the people, our President has clearly shown that he refuses to play well with others.

Schuyler Thorpe

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