GWB makes very, very few spoken mistakes? Now that is rich... Sure, the south votes for those who are like them, dumb...
It's not so bad for the GOP... 2 reasons: (1) Lieberman is the swing vote in the Senate. Bush has him on virtually every pro-Israel and military vote. Karl Rove planned the whole thing. (2) After 2 years of MoonBat GridLock... It will be time for CHANGE back to the GOP in 2008.
Many private doctors are giving up practising just because of the excessive paperwork. Private Healthcare is a panacea just like private armed forces or private police force or privatizing social security ( what's wrong with 401k's?! ....oh right, neocons want to reimburse their largest campaign donors!! )
It's not so bad for the GOP... 2 reasons: (1) Lieberman is the swing vote in the Senate. Bush has him on virtually every pro-Israel and military vote. Bush does not need anyone on pro-Israel votes, it's bi-partisan. And Lieberman wants seniority, he's is obviously not going to get it in the republican party. Lieberman is driving a hard bargain but if he is offered a democratic leadership position he can't resist he'll be forced to compromise and vote party lines. Don't count on him all that much. Karl Rove planned the whole thing. Yeah, he also planned for Bush to lose the popular vote in 2000 and be reelected with the smallest margin ever in 2004. Talk about true-believers! (2) After 2 years of MoonBat GridLock... It will be time for CHANGE back to the GOP in 2008. That's too bad that republicans will have 10 times as many seats to defend as democrats in 2008 and Bush will still be just as unpopular.
If by "paperwork" you indeed mean writing a massive check to cover their malpractice insurance then yea, you're right. Doctors are giving up on medicine. And what political Party is owned lock, stock and barrel by the Trial Lawyers association? bsmeter. Should be bullshitter. Or maybe it's pig latin. bs-me-masterbator. Seems apt..........
While the number and total payouts of all malpractice lawsuits (less than 1% of all healthcare expenditures) have not increased in recent years, the malpractice insurance premiums have skyrocketed. Blaming it on trial lawyers is a joke, once again the insurance companies making out like bandits at the expense of both doctors and patients are the culprit. BTW single payer system would most likely solve this problem too.
I was not referring only to Bush. Hastert was not much of a communicator, and neither was Frist. Mehlman seemed to spend all his time pleading with the NAACP. Bush's had the advantage of running against two arrogant, condescending elitists, and he came off as honest and straightforward in comparision. Now he is coming off as stubborn and clueless. Conservatives feel a lot of frustration because the Republican leaders seem afraid to explain conservative principles and stand by them. They would rather put in place huge government programs so that they can brag that they "did something" about some imagined crisis.