Well, he is more careful, more cautious. He's protecting a lead. He's very sensitive to the fact that any misstep is going to be magnified a thousand fold. -Bruce Buchanan

 

Well, he is more careful, more cautious. He's protecting a lead. He's very sensitive to the fact that any misstep is going to be magnified a thousand fold.


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My guess is they (the president and first lady) are discussing tradeoffs between SMU and Baylor but that they remain open, officially and personally, if there's something striking enough to catch their fancy.

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Well, he is more careful, more cautious. He's protecting a lead. He's very sensitive to the fact that any misstep is going to be magnified a thousand fold.

Bruce Buchanan
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I really didn't expect him to come off sounding like FDR, even though he mixed in some standard Republican proposals like enterprise zones and school vouchers. -Bruce Buchanan
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Bush could go with somebody unexpected, like a politician, that could throw the opposition a little off balance.

Bruce Buchanan
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Texas comes out smelling like a rose so far.

Bruce Buchanan
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[The rebuilding efforts ahead will take place in the White House as well as along the Gulf Coast, says Bruce Buchanan, a political scientist at the University of Texas.] This goes right to the core of his strength and right to the core of the thing that has enabled him to stay plausible despite the political partisan divide in the country, ... Now he's in damage control big time. -Bruce Buchanan
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It does supplant the memories (of Katrina), assuming he does well. But it might be a little hyperbolic to call it a second chance.

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