If George W. Bush has a bad second term, and he, and, you know, he's off to an uneven start, better start in Iraq than what anybody thought, but very uneven on the domestic side, especially Social Security and these budget deficits.
David Gergen discusses the implications of George W. Bush's performance on the Democrats' chances in the 2008 election.
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The midterms really helped him. They transformed the race, best midterm elections for any president in 20 years.
One more sign that he just doesn't give a damn how he changes our traditions and overrides our norms.
I think the signs are just as Margaret says. They are saying that he is increasingly interested. Strikingly, Anderson, his interest seems to intensify when he sees Biden in trouble.
I think this the very idea that in 2024, we may have two men running against each other Biden and Trump, who would both be in their 80s if elected, that it too is enough to say, well, what are we doing here?
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