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Bush takes beating on budget
Approval ratings down in latest polls The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — "The jury's still out." President Bush says, but in reality he's been badly bloodied by the budget turmoil.
The president's poll ratings have slipped, his leadership abilities are being questioned, his own Republican Party has a win away his new-pet-tax trump card.
All this, and still no budget agreement.
President's rating dips
News Analysis
In the wake of the recent budget crisis, President Bush's approval rating has dropped.
After five months of wrangling, Congress has given Bush only a vague agreement along with promises to fill in the blanks later with tax increases and spending cuts. To get even this much, Bush had to shut down the government in an embarrassing spectacle.
Nationwide survey of at least 1200 people. October 1990 poll was 1010 people.
The voters spurned the appeal for sacrifice. Instead, they called lawmakers to demand that they vote
Bush badly misread congressional Republicans and the U.S. public about whether they would support a painful prescription that would boost taxes on gasoline, alcohol and cigarettes; health-care costs under Medicare.
Knight Ridder Tribune News
At a news conference yesterday, Bush acknowledged that U.S. citizens might justifiably wonder about the president and Congress to govern.
Bush's strong-willed chief of staff, John Sunnmur, and his budget director, Richard Darman, were accused by some lawmakers of acting arrogantly and treating them with disrespect.
Bush said he had full confidence in his staff.
Republicans about the budget negotiations.
SOURCE; The Gallop Poll
against the president. And that's exactly what Congress did.
For Bush, it was a crushing disappointment on an issue that he had described as the biggest test of his presidency in the domestic field.
On the critical budget vote, Bush could not muster half of the GOP members of the House. Even most of the American leadership abandoned him
"The news, of course, is man bites dog, Republican goes after Republican," he said.
Despite Bush's collegial attitude, there are bad feelings between the White House and congressional
In less than a month, Bush's popularity rating has dropped 10 percentage points to 65 percent, according to a Washington Post-ABC News Poll.
The president made it easy for Republicans to defect. He promised there wouldn't be any penalty for a "no" vote.
President reflects on leadership role
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the answer to it."
WASHINGTON — President Bush, taking a philosophical look at his conduct of the presidency, agreed yesterday with a suggestion that he is more comfortable dealing with a foreign crisis than one at home.
For example, Bush said, he took satisfaction from putting together the international coalition of nations that confront Saddam Hussein in the Persian Gulf. Doing that, he said, was more enjoyable than bargaining with his brother, but it also democratized chairperson on Capitol Hill, Daniel Rostenkowski.
Bush was asked at a news conference why he thought he was more comfortable with foreign than domestic matters.
"I've read that sophisticated analysis," Bush replied, "and I'm troubled because I don't really know
He didn't quarrel with the proposition that he is more comfortable handling foreign affairs.
Bush said he did not want "to get stretched on the couch too far in terms of analysis" of his conduct of policy, and the question a substantial answer
The reason might be, he said, that most people set aside political differences on international issues but not on domestic issues.
doesn't succeed.
On the gulf crisis, he said he enjoyed trying to "put the coalition together and keep it going," but he thinks I think is a proper end, seeing that this aggression
"People really basically want to support the president on foreign affairs and partisanism, in a sense stop at the water's edge."
"I can't say I just rejoice every time I go up and talk to Danny Rostenkowski, my dear friend, about the law," he said. Rostenkowski heads the House Ways and Means Committee, which handles tax laws.
Bush brought up the difference in perceptions about how he handles domestic and foreign issues earlier in the session.
Reflecting on his failure to persuade voters and Congress to support a deficit proposal which increased taxes and cut Medicare and other government services, Bush said, "I guess I learned that I can't do it exactly my way when we get down on something like the deficit.
"I do think internationally the support is still very,very strong."
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