A Republican change in 2005?

[MODU]

I have been thinking about this for some time, and I wonder what the rest of you might think.  If/When Bush wins re-election, and we appear to be fairing well in the War on Terror, do you think Bush might do a major shift in his policies towards domestic issues?  It wouldn't be as if he had anything to lose by not trying.  If you recall back when he was campaigning in 1999/2000, he was primarily focused on domestic issues and really didn't want to be involved with the international arena other than convincing OPEC to lower the international oil prices.  He didn't even want to deal with Israel, thinking that US meddling cause half of the problem over there.

Anyway, to cut to the chase, do you think he will push for or abandon:
- revamping Social Security
- No Child Left Behind
- Immigration
- ANWAR
- Environmental concerns (such as his thinning of the national forests to prevent wild fires)
- others

Feel free to post other policies you think he might push for again, or openly abandon following his re-election.  I think he might drop NCLB since he can't seem to get the gov't to actually fund it, and a new push for ANWAR will come later in the term as part of a second installment of his Hydrogen Economy concept.  

Anyway, fire away folks.

[sobo]

If he is elected I hope he concentrates on economic issues, because I actually agree with him on economic issues, unlike social issues and foreign policy.