Bush White House Runs Like a Tight Ship in First Year
A Washington profile portrays the Bush administration as a disciplined, on task operation. It notes chief aides Cheney and Card, veteran staff, and a cabinet aligned to the president’s agenda. The piece compares Bush to Clinton and Reagan, highlighting efficiency, timing, and political sophistication shaping policy and messaging.
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Ergonomics rules face repeal sparks fast party split
The Bush administration moved to repeal Clinton era workplace ergonomic rules drawing praise from business groups and most Republicans who argue the rules burden small firms while labor and many Democrats say they prevent thousands of injuries yearly. A handful of Republicans including Reps Boehlert and McHugh supported the rules, with criticism from Sen Clinton and others highlighting safety concerns and real injuries in Syracuse areas.
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