Usually a president in his second term can just coast to the finish line.
Not this year...not this time.
We all need Bush to work hard in his last 100 days as President. No lame duck scenario can be tolerated. Our President has to be out there, calling leaders from other countries, continuing dialog with leadership and with the American people.
There are issues remaining like a mid-east peace deal, North Korea and nuclear arms, tension with Iraq, tension with Iran...the list goes on.
In addition, we hope for a smooth transition into our next presidential term. And constant monitoring of the economic challenges facing our country.
Thank you for making me Your Orange County Real Estate Connection.
Best regards.
Michael Caruso, Broker ABR ABRM CRB CRS GRI
2007 President, Orange County Association of Realtors
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Accomplished Real Estate Broker with over 2 decades experience. Consistent sales leader specializing Full Service for the discerning real estate enthusiast. I represent fine listings & astute buyers.
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Michael - Did you see what Bush is saying in meetings with small business owners?
He has been telling people privately that it's a good thing he's in charge.
"He said that if it was going to happen at all, he was glad it was happening under his presidency, because he had a good group of people in D.C. working for him," Dru Van Steenberg, one of several small-business owners who met with Mr. Bush in San Antonio earlier this week. The president expressed the same sentiment, others said, during a similar private session in Chantilly, Va.