Do you think presidents really care about approval ratings?
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I think if I were prez it would be nice to be loved and adored by the people of my country, but if they didn't then it wouldn't be any skin off my back. I'm the prez! Too bad suckas I do what I want! Do you think they really care if we like them or not?
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Well President Bush didn't. He always followed his philosophy over opinion polls. Any President who wants to be successful should always follow their conscience. Bush proposed Immigration Reform that almost killed conservative support for him, he felt it was the right thing to do. When the Iraq War had it lowest public approval, Bush pushed for an increase in troops and when it went into effect, we saw massive improvements in Iraq. Bush listened to his economic advisers and avoided the mistakes of the Great Depression by pushing for a huge bailout of the banking industry, something unpopular with both parties and the American people.
History will be kind to him and we'll see that his accomplishments in 8 years were outstanding. His style is one to be praised, Bush never gave in to the media and opinion polls.
Well President Bush didn't. He always followed his philosophy over opinion polls. Any President who wants to be successful should always follow their conscience. Bush proposed Immigration Reform that almost killed conservative support for him, he felt it was the right thing to do. When the Iraq War had it lowest public approval, Bush pushed for an increase in troops and when it went into effect, we saw massive improvements in Iraq. Bush listened to his economic advisers and avoided the mistakes of the Great Depression by pushing for a huge bailout of the banking industry, something unpopular with both parties and the American people.
History will be kind to him and we'll see that his accomplishments in 8 years were outstanding. His style is one to be praised, Bush never gave in to the media and opinion polls.
What to use for oily skin and get rid of acne Clinque 3 step system or Neutrogena skin ID?
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oily skin all over face and acne quite frequently
Answer
Try going for naturals. Products with a base of natural ingredients like green tea, olive, or chamomile will benefit your skin more than abrasive chemicals which your skin will eventually come to heavily rely on.
I'd advise you to stay away from anything to harsh. If you get a new zit out of nowhere, consider using hydrogen peroxide on it. It's usually used as a toner, but I think to spread that stuff all over your face is kind of extreme. You might see the peroxide fizz on your skin, but that only means it's killing the bacteria.
Neutrogena brand works best for me, but of course this took some experimentation to figure out. I don't really use it for acne, just for keeping my skin fresh, so my product is just a simple facial scrub with no specific acne-fighting purpose.
I recommend you give the Oil-Free Neutrogena Redness-Soothing scrub a go.
Another thing the Neutrogena Naturals line might have something for you to consider - exfoliants. The Neutrogena Naturals Purifying Pore Scrub has some really good feedback, which you can read here:
http://www.neutrogena.com/product/neutroâ¦
And the St. Ives Green Tea Scrub has garnered rave reviews, on top of green tea being a universally recognized remedy for skin-care:
http://www.stives.com/Facial-Products/Naâ¦
There's a tab for you to click "Ratings and Reviews" beneath the picture. An astounding amount of users have experienced success with it.
All the best! (:
Try going for naturals. Products with a base of natural ingredients like green tea, olive, or chamomile will benefit your skin more than abrasive chemicals which your skin will eventually come to heavily rely on.
I'd advise you to stay away from anything to harsh. If you get a new zit out of nowhere, consider using hydrogen peroxide on it. It's usually used as a toner, but I think to spread that stuff all over your face is kind of extreme. You might see the peroxide fizz on your skin, but that only means it's killing the bacteria.
Neutrogena brand works best for me, but of course this took some experimentation to figure out. I don't really use it for acne, just for keeping my skin fresh, so my product is just a simple facial scrub with no specific acne-fighting purpose.
I recommend you give the Oil-Free Neutrogena Redness-Soothing scrub a go.
Another thing the Neutrogena Naturals line might have something for you to consider - exfoliants. The Neutrogena Naturals Purifying Pore Scrub has some really good feedback, which you can read here:
http://www.neutrogena.com/product/neutroâ¦
And the St. Ives Green Tea Scrub has garnered rave reviews, on top of green tea being a universally recognized remedy for skin-care:
http://www.stives.com/Facial-Products/Naâ¦
There's a tab for you to click "Ratings and Reviews" beneath the picture. An astounding amount of users have experienced success with it.
All the best! (:
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