Where is Bush's Bullhorn?

Something's wrong in the White House.

From the get-go, Bush focused on bringing a 'new tone' to DC. What has it got him, other than opponents who sense weakness?

Early on in his administration, Bush reached across the aisle to let Ted Kennedy write the education bill. I suppose this was in hopes that when things got tough later on, he'd be able to rely on new found relationships. Fat chance.

The Dems don't quite share W's vision. They have taken every opportunity to use Bush's attempts at bipartisanship to further their agenda. They have played partisan politics with his offers of bipartisanship.

Now that the Dems have won Congress, the swagger that made the cowboy president so attractive is gone - and the end result may be a presidency that reflects his father's in more ways than it should. Conservative America wants a leader who is willing to fight for what they believe in - and right now, we're not getting it.

Mr. President, it's time to remind America that Saddam was deposed because of violations of a cease fire agreement, that the original mission WAS accomplished, that WMDs WERE found.

It's time to pick up that bullhorn once again. It's time to climb to the top of the rubble that was once your presidency and let the world know that your opponents are going to hear from you soon.