Every new president deserves a fair hearing and, in most cases, a honeymoon from overt criticism of every word uttered and action taken. President George W. Bush had both during his first 100 days. During that time some things changed from what they had been at the beginning of the year.
Taxes are necessary.
They should be held to what's needed. Those and issues of fairness produce the balancing debate necessary in any proposals for tax reform. By all means, Congress should heed President Bush's call to extend the deadline for undocumented immigrants to apply for visas without leaving the United States. Immigrants founded this country, and we shouldn't let the lack of a certain piece of paper bar from this country people who have been living and working here for years. Bush seemed to imply that space gizmos are necessary to protect America from intercontinental missiles fired by Iraq, North Korea or the like.