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I Want To Be The Peace President.

I Faced A Lot Of Criticism As President. I Didn't Like Hearing People Claim That I Lied About Iraq's Weapons Of Mass Destruction Or Cut Taxes To Benefit The Rich. But The Suggestion That I Was Racist Because Of The Response To Katrina Represented An All-time Low.

I Wanted To Come To Washington, D.c. And Help Be A Transformative President. And I Think History, When They Look Back, Will Say This Is A Fellow Who Knew How To Make Decisions, And Made Some Tough Ones, Stood By Them, Wasn't Driven By The Latest Opinion Poll, But Was Driven By Some Core Principles From Which He Would Not Deviate.

The Law I Sign Today Directs New Funds And New Focus To The Task Of Collecting Vital Intelligence On Terrorist Threats And On Weapons Of Mass Production.

These Stories About My Intellectual Capacity Really Get Under My Skin. You Know, For A While I Even Thought My Staff Believed It. There On My Schedule First Thing Every Morning It Said, 'intelligence Briefing.'