Sure, it "says it all," but as usual, Mr. Bush uses all the right rhetoric, having no intentions of following through. The "uniter not a divider" quote has gotten a lot of attention this week as a laughable broken promise, as well it should. This man will no more promote unity and reconciliation in his second term than he did in his first. They're just words to him.
Sounds like you are ascribing evil intentions to him where I think none exist (subjective). In reality, he got 51% of the vote (objective). Sounds like at least some uniting went on. I, also, am not sure who really deepened the existing divide. In other words, who left whom?
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