Microsoft, an innovative and essential enterprise, would continue to benefit consumers as one company with Bush at the helm. Tobacco is one more industry beset by Clinton's leviathan government. But tobacco is not out of the snare of the feds quite yet. A business and consumer-friendly Republican president is necessary to preserve the right of the people to consume any and all legal products in whatever quantities they see fit, devoid of governmental intrusion. Oh, what to do with the budget surplus.
Money left in Washington is money spent.
George W. Bush would not consider himself the superintendent of America's public schools, nor would he force-feed them with billions upon billions of ineffective taxpayer monies. Quite the opposite, he would return to states, localities, and parents the power to control their own schools. While I detest using a John McCain quote, Clinton's misuse of U.S. troops calls for it. Indeed, Clinton has sent our men around the world like toy soldiers in the interest of improving his legacy and distracting Congress and the American people from his scandals. The effect was the antithesis of the plan.