Bush Interview Sketches 100 Day Priorities and Russia Talk
In a long interview at his rural Texas home, Bush outlines first month aims to curb foreign aid to abortion groups, review Clinton environmental orders, and push a 13 trillion dollar tax cut plan. He signals tough Russia policy, with conditions on aid and reform, and hints at possible troop and NATO considerations. The remarks set a conservative agenda focusing on economic reform and foreign policy shifts.
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Bush outlines cabinet drive and land policy stance
In a broad interview Bush defends his cabinet choices and signals a practical approach to land use and federal regulations. He supports drilling in the Arctic refuge while preferring local input, critiques roadless rule reversals, and backs limited government with strong private property protections. He also discusses abortion-related aid, education reform, Medicare, and a cautious path on Social Security. He stresses a balanced foreign policy with Europe and a missile defense plan, while avoiding entangling nation building.
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