The Democratic and Republican candidates for President will be disappointed even if they go on to victory in the November election. President George W. Bush has no intention of turning his office over to an elected successor from any party, sources close to the White House are saying. Citing “an imminent and immediate threat to the nation” posed by terrorism, Bush will order the results of the November 2008 election set aside. Analysts believe the Supreme Court, with its history of supporting Bush, is unlikely to rule against his action and that Congress will do nothing to oppose it.According to a high-ranking member of the administration who opposes the President’
Mon, Jun 2, 2008
National