Every Time Bush Talks About Trust It

When I Was A Younger Man And Had A Life, I Owned An El Camino Pickup In The '70s. It Was A Real Sort Of Southern Deal. I Had Astroturf In The Back.

I Mean, You Know, This Idea That Somebody We Disagree With On Economic Or Social Policy Or Something We Have To Turn Into Some Kind Of Ogre Or Demon, I Think, Is A Mistake. I Mean, It's Like Telling The American People Or Half The American People That Don't Agree With You They're All Fools. That's Just Not True.

First, I Worry About Climate Change. It's The Only Thing That I Believe Has The Power To Fundamentally End The March Of Civilization As We Know It, And Make A Lot Of The Other Efforts That We're Making Irrelevant And Impossible.

Even If It Takes Changing The Law, The President Should Honor The Commitment The Federal Government Made To Those People And Let Them Keep What They Got.

We Have A Unique Opportunity To Unite America, Urban And Rural, Coastal And Midwestern, Red And Blue, Under The Banner Of A Truly Unifying National Effort. We Can Start Right Now.