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The State of Whose Union? Earlier this week, speaking for Washingtonia and unburdened by high expectations, President Bush said "all of us were sent to Washington to carry out the people's business." The question remains - exactly which people? And what business, Mr. Bush? Because if it's the majority of the population, and it's life not war, we're not even close to having it carried out. He acknowledged, "at kitchen tables across our country, there is a concern about our economic future."

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The State of Whose Union?

Earlier this week, speaking for Washingtonia and unburdened by high expectations, President Bush said "all of us were sent to Washington to carry out the people's business."

The question remains - exactly which people? And what business, Mr. Bush?

Because if it's the majority of the population, and it's life not war, we're not even close to having it carried out.

He acknowledged, "at kitchen tables across our country, there is a concern about our economic future."