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4 more years people, 4 more years... The guy even admited that his wife speaks better English than he does. http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/4875FDFC-295D-4E5A-A129-76EBB90D8B98.htm I don't know why Americans trusted a person who can't even spells "nuclear" correctly to lead them. Learning to speak as you lead the US is worse than drinking and driving. At least that's what I think. Well, Good luck America! Just in: US Attorney General, the first to QUIT Bush Administration http://news.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/11/10/washc10.xml rgd, WK --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Ambon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200411/09/eng20041109_163228.html > > Opinion > UPDATED: 08:18, November 09, 2004 > > Bush faces 9 big challenges in his new tenure of office > > According to the news from Beijing Youth Daily the curtain was dropped for > the strident presidential election campaign on 3 November. Bush, coming out > a winner by a hairbreadth over Kerry, the candidate of the Democratic Party, > succeeded in reassuming the presidentship for the next terms of office. > According to the plan of Bush he would hold the cabinet meeting on the 4th > of the month, discussing on the work of the government for his next tenure > of office. In view of the analysis by the US media Bush will be confronted > with nine big challenges after his successful re-assumption of the > presidentship and he won't be able to feel light in the work > > Challenge I: Difficult plight in Iraqi war > > The war in Iraq made Bush to escape by a hairbreadth from losing the > presidential election campaign. So how to solve the thorny Iraqi problem has > become a job of primary importance in his second terms of office for > presidentship. The Bush administration hasn't worked out any schedule of > withdrawing the US army out from Iraq and obviously the situation in Iraq > will be plunged into turmoil if the US army is going to pull out. However, > the longer the US army stays there the more casualties it will continue to > suffer and the more stronger the suspicions and dislikes from the Arabic > world. The strategy worked out by Bush administration is to curb the Iraqis > by the Iraqis and let the new Iraqi government and the Iraqi security forces > to combat the anti-US armed forces but judging from the present situation > the strategy doesn't work so effectively as wished for. > > Challenge II: Anti-terrorism warfare > > The most decisive spot for Bush to have won the presidential election this > time lies in his anti-terrorism warfare, which is also going to be an > emphatic point for his administration in the next tenure of office. Now the > US is still faced with a very great terrorist threat. Bin Laden, chief of > the "Al-Qaeda" made his appearance in the videotape show just a few days > prior to the US presidential election, sending out an attack warning against > the USA. Therefore, whether it is possible for the US to avoid such > terrorist attack as the "9.11" incident constitutes a very heavy pressure on > Bush, the self-styled "anti-terrorist president". > To win the anti-terrorist war the Bush administration will adhere > continuously to the "preemptive" strategy and launch a military attack at > any moment on those the US considers as constituting a threat to it. > Therefore, people are worried that it is quite likely for Bush to kick off a > 3rd war like the wars in Afghan and Iraq in his second terms of office. And > the US adjustment of military deployment on the globe will be carried out as > scheduled though so far we still don't know whether Rumsfeld will get the > chance to serve as secretary of national defence in Bush's new government. > > Challenge III: Awkward predicament in diplomatic affairs > > The "unilateral policy" carried out by the Bush administration has made the > US traditional allies in Europe to grouch and in the new terms of his office > Bush will try his best to improve his relations with France and Germany and > other European countries. With regard to its Mid-east issue Bush supports > Sharon's unilateral action plan but as how to push ahead the signing of the > peace agreement between Israel and the Palestine he has so far no clear-cut > plan for it. Bush's partial policy towards Israel has met with strong > condemnation from the Palestine Autonomous Government and this is one of the > reasons that bogged the Israeli-Palestine peace into the mire. > It's by no means difficult to foretell that the Bush administration will > continue to solve the nuclear issue on Korean Peninsula by way of dialogues. > It is expected that the six-party talks on the Korean Nuclear Issue will be > carried on. > > Challenge IV: Energy-resources crisis > > For the moment, the prices of crude oil remain at a high level in the > international market. This has already exerted some influence on the US > economy, and so in his second terms of office Bush has to take measures to > solve the oil price problem. > As analysts hold, it is quite likely for Bush to push ahead continuously the > production of new energy resources while requesting the Congress to pass a > law for encouraging the production of petroleum, coal and natural gas in the > field for traditional energy resources. Bush may possibly appeal to the > Congress allowing the oil companies to exploit the oil in the protective > areas of the north-pole countries. But the suggestion has already incurred a > strong opposition from the environmentalists. Nevertheless, due to Bush > administration's refusal in using the oil reserve to contain the oil price > it's still unfavorable for the lowering of the oil price. > > Challenge V: Environmental problem > > The international community has always been calling to the US to sign as > soon as possible the "Kyoto Protocol" for restricting the emission of > greenhouse gases. However, this has met with a flat refusal from the Bush > administration. In his new terms of office, Bush will be confronted with the > pressure from the international community. However, it seems that he will > not give in. > Bush has his own plan as to the environmental problem of the USA He will try > to make the Congress to pass a law, putting into practice a "clean sky" > scheme and restricting the pollution of power-generating plants. However, > there is no strict restriction on the emission of exhausted gases. > > Challenge VI: Intelligence reform > > Bush kicked off the intelligence reform in his first terms of office and the > reform of the intelligence system will be carried on in the 2nd tenure of > office. However, Tom Ridge, Secretary of Homeland Security much favored by > Bush will not be included in the new government and he will be quite likely > to take up a post in a private enterprise. Therefore, Bush has to sort out > as quickly as possible a suitable one to step into the shoes of the > Secretary for Homeland Security. > Porter J. Goss, senator of the Republican Party who took up the post as > director of the CIA last September, will stay on for sure. Goss decided to > strengthen the collection and analysis of the intelligence and train more > lingual experts. However, his status as a Republican has met with the query > from the Democrats, holding that it is very hard for him not to be > influenced by the party strife. > > Challenge VII: Legal limitation > > After the happening of the "9.11" terrorist attack Bush administration > passed by pushing through the Congress the "USA Patriot Act", making the > intelligence and the law execution departments to have more extensive powers > in the anti-terrorist war. Though the act was much queried and doubted by > many Americans yet Bush has already promised to carry it out and have it > strengthened in his new terms of office or it will be unable to find out the > terrorists within the US homeland. So far we still don't know whether Bush > will keep Attorney General John Ashcroft, head of the Department of Justice, > at the post. > > Challenge VIII: Increase of job opportunities > > The economic policy is a big "soft rib" in Bush's administrative terms, > which suffered a serious attack from the Kerry's camp in the period of > presidential election. During the past 4 years after Bush took up the post > in the White House the Americans have lost some 821,000 job-opportunities. > Though Bush administration has put forward a series of tax-reducing measures > it is not very effective to push the economic growth ahead. > In Bush's new terms of office, he promised to carry on the plan for the > reduction of taxes while measures are taken to encourage the investment and > increase of export to stimulate the increase of job-opportunities and the > growth of economy. But whether these measures can take any effect it is > still unable to tell. > > Challenge IX: Supreme Court > > In the power-framework of the US political system, the Supreme Court has a > very big power. At the beginning of Bush's 2nd terms of office, several > grand justices of the Conservative party in the Supreme Court are likely to > retire. Bush has to find out some suitable ones to replace them, for these > grand justices of the Conservative party are mostly the supporters for Bush > administration. In addition, Bush must also find out an attorney to > represent the government. Whereas before this the Chief Justice of the > government has already resigned from his post and went to take up a more > profitable job in a private sector. > > By People's Daily Online ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Make a clean sweep of pop-up ads. Yahoo! Companion Toolbar. Now with Pop-Up Blocker. 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