There are numerous examples around the world where leaders have found it expedient to use diplomatic and national security issues for partisan political purposes. More often than not the.
since that s that s where the president has started. we ll talk about what else is possible but start the wiwith ts initiative. executive action he s planning to talk. i think if you ask folks in the white house the two things that the president has felt the most frustration over not being able to accomplish would be on guns which i think would be number one. if the bill that he worked on with some high-profile senate help last night was not able to get through, i think the president understands the only way to get any meaningful gun control is through executive action so he s going to take it on monday. there is an argument that a president s actual greatest legacy isn t even in their policy but in part on whether or not they leave the white house to someone of their own party. it does seem to me that this is the kind of thing will also have political meaning. listen to candidate bush for a sesh second and have you respond.
let s turn the page. obviously, that s not a comment or attack that a candidate bush can make. but it would neutralize the dynamic concern, they both would be family candidates. yeah, i think the substantive question for him is if you re a conservative who thinks you need a period of reforms to undo a lot of the obama era damage, is this really a reformer or a mainstream establishment type who is not going to make really fundamental change. his record in florida for a reformer particularly on education and taxes and other things, it s a conservative record. it was aative record in florida. he cut taxes like ronald reagan did. he passed a gun law that was not to crackdown on laws but to liberalize the use of guns. . pushed vouchers. vetoed hundreds of spending bills and cut spends in florida. by any measure, he was an