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A stock brokerage firm owned by President Bush's brother was fined $30,000 and barred from trading with the general public for one year for failing to register in Massachusetts, a regulator said Friday. Securities regulators said the New York firm of J. Bush & Co., whose only principal is Jonathan J. Bush, violated the state's registration laws. Under an agreement this week with Secretary of State Michael J.

A stock brokerage firm owned by President Bush's brother was fined $30,000 and barred from trading with the general public for one year for failing to register in Massachusetts, a regulator said Friday. Securities regulators said the New York firm of J. Bush & Co., whose only principal is Jonathan J. Bush, violated the state's registration laws. Under an agreement this week with Secretary of State Michael J.

Despite February polls showing President Bush losing his early reelection lead, he's still the favorite. No modern president running unopposed in his party's primaries and caucuses has ever lost in November. But there may be a key to undoing that precedent. The two Bush presidencies are so closely linked, especially over Iraq, that the 43rd can't be understood apart from the 41st.

For those who ever believed in it, Washington "compassionate conservatism" just took off its mask. Federal deficits are soaring. State finances are sinking into their biggest crisis since the Great Depression. So, what does the Bush White House propose? No serious help for the states. Nor is there relief from payroll taxes to encourage job creation. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) has rightly remarked on the lack of compassion in the administration's economic stimulus package.