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I thank GOD every day that President Bush has been in office these six years.

He is a champion of small business.

He (and the Republican Congres) has stopped the Globaloney Warming idiocy of the Algores

He has fought the fight to get Bolton in at the UN, and to get not just the 2 Supreme Court Justices but other Judges - despite the Demonrat blockades.

He has maintained family values in the White House instead of gutter sex that was there the previous eight years.

We have not had the legion of "mysterious" deaths as did during the Clinton years (Vince Foster, Ron Brown, to mention just two of dozens).

And we have not been struck in America again by the Islamic fascist terrorists!!!! I remember being very afraid on 9-11-01 - and hearing over and over that we would be hit again. We have not been. Thank you, Mr. President!

The free spending ones in Congress gave him little choice - either sign the bills or veto them and be subjected to the Repubs in Congress going back and probably NOT being able to get better bills. Their majority - in the Senate esp - was paper thin.

I shudder to think of the day President Bush is no longer President.

Very well said Freedom, especially...

"And we have not been struck in America again by the Islamic fascist terrorists!!!! I remember being very afraid on 9-11-01 - and hearing over and over that we would be hit again. We have not been. Thank you, Mr. President!"

I live in NY and by the time I arrived at work on 9/11 on 59th and Lexington Avenue (uptown from Ground Zero) around 9:30 a.m., both towers had been struck. It is indeed a scary feeling. It's also worrisome to know that Democrats are on the wrong side of the Iraq War and in their zeal to ruin Bush, they're convincing Americans that the War is a failure. But any historian will tell you that this War is one of the best ones fought. If we went in with more might, maybe things could have been better. But it's the Democrats always pushing us back, always coddling tyrants, always protecting terrorists, always weakening America for a more universal approach to government. It is indeed a scary feeling.