Here is the question that Bush was responding to:

“And I’m just wondering, as you’re promoting these private accounts, why aren’t you talking about some of the tough measures that may have to be taken to preserve the solvency of Social Security, such as increasing the retirement age, cutting benefits, or means testing for Social Security?”

The reporter said ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about Congress, the separation of powers, or judicial review. Bush has consistently been saying that he wants to “reform” Social Security, but has not given any substantive specifics as to his ideas on to how would operate nor how it would be paid for.

And, while it is certainly true, Constitutionally, that the lawmaking process requires negotiation between the Senate, House and–ultimately– the president, it is also true that the President DOES have the ability to suggest–and even–write legislation.

In fact, it’s done all the time. Take a look, for example, at the SAFETEA legislation that Congress failed to enact during the last session. OMB and Mineta drafted their own bill and submited it to the house and senate.

Indeed, across the board, from candidates, to office holders to the press, oversimplification is an unfortunate fact of life in our political discourse.

Even if a member of congress introduces a piece of legislation (and only members of congress can do so) essentially written by the White House, the fact of the matter is that that bill will not withstand the will of congress unscathed–especially on major reform questions.

My point is that the questioning on this issue, and many other over time to multiple presidents by the press, tends to ignore the role played by congress.

Bush is as evil a guy that has walked on this earth and you can’t see that fact. he wants genocide here and all over the world for the ideals of one world government and he will do it all to well. its time to stand against this evil ideals of open borders and mass murder for so called freedom? you are the target and see it for what it is, Evil.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In Washington, there are plenty of ways to say “no comment,” but President George W. Bush offered his own formulation, after he refused to “negotia…

To what genocide do you refer? Blacks, Jews, Christians, Israelis, etc?

And where will it take place?

I would suggest the only deserving receipiant of the above would be moonbats such as yourself.

George W. Bush is named Time Magazine’s Man of the Year. I guess 60 Mill…