What Practical U.S. Course for the Immediate Future?                                                                                                                               

Questions and Answers are cited below as

"Q" and "A"

1. Q: Why do I indicate the lack of a practical present course?

A: Because other than reliance on Karl Rove's faith solutions, -the President leaves the impression that he lacks clear knowledge or plan for the American future, other than a determination to win the already practically lost war in Iraq.

2. Q: Are we in fact compelled to win the war in Iraq or perish?

A: Not at all. The American economic exchanges, including reports of Wall Street returns, stock and bond prices, Federal Reserve reviews, indicate an optimist market, instead of one falling away.

3. Q: What is the practical conclusion from the foregoing, -including the gathering insurgency in Iraq?

A: That we would be picking foolishly, if we assume as a fact that we must win the Iraq War.

4. Q: What would be the course to take?

A: To avoid the tragic error of Viet Nam by deploying any troops where all the signs are that they may be lost.

5. Q: And beyond that?

A: To push the practical solutions which are principally economic including U.S. world influence, adoption of such measures for the increase of the honest and simple return on taxes, e.g., "Flat Tax," as recommended by Steve Forbes, - with tough penalties for dishonesty.

6. Q: Is there a starting line?

A: More or less, yes.

7. Q: What is it?

A: The exposure of the Bush administration's practical purchase of public office by its Enron Energy Company, - now exposed for dishonesty, default and are now the subjects of bankruptcy, criminal and other litigation.

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