Equality Under The Law Is The Slow

Equality Under The Law Is The Slow Triumph Of Hope Over History.

Conservative Think Tanks Like The Heritage Foundation And Cato Institute Have Criticized Bush For His Big Increases In Spending, Which Far Exceed Those Of The Clinton Era.

Take The Veto. Bush Is The First President Since James Garfield In 1881 Not To Veto A Single Bill. Garfield Only Had Six Months In Office; Bush Has Had Over Four Years.

First, The Year 2004, The Year Past, The Comptroller General Of The United States, David A. Walker, Said That Arguably It Was The Worst Year In American Fiscal History, Clearly Setting Our Nation On An Unsustainable Path.

President Clinton Was Able To Achieve Budget Surpluses Despite A Divided Government.