[Maria S]

I ran this through 'search' and found nothing. Sure am proud of my president these days!

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[Steely Tom]

We initially thought the same thing, and began our deliberations determined to avoid the obvious choice.

Why?

(steely)

[radiohead]

Houstonians have a newspaper that actually supports the President? Hard to imagine such a thing, being up here in Seattle and all...

[isthisnickcool]

This should give people like Molly Ivins heart attacks or strokes.

[SandRat]

We name George W. Bush, the president of the United States,

Texan of the Year.

[jocon307]

"No permission, no apology"

Don't mess with Texas!

Great post Maria.

[Arpege92]

I know Bush is on the right track when the liberals are in a constant state of anger! Bush 2004!!!!

[hoosiermama]

Thanks for the post Maria!

GREAT READ! "W" man of year in Texas!

[anymouse]

President Bush Texas-sized ping.

[BellStar]

I second that emotion!

[MeekOneGOP]

Texan of the Year: President Bush is
dramatically reshaping international relations

Hard to believe, folks, but this IS from The Dallas Morning News, a big Bush-Bashing rag.

[Borrowing your pic and caption, Sandrat ... thanks !]

We name George W. Bush, the president of the United States,

Texan of the Year.

Please let me know if you want ON or OFF my Texas or General Interest ping list!. . .don't be shy.

[TexasTransplant]

I'm a little off, but

The four "W's" that changed the world

WorldWideWeb and "W"

Ok it is bed time, gnight all

[DrDeb]

. . . a GREAT article underscoring the unprecedented impact of a GREAT president!!

George W Bush -- a courageous Texan, president AND world leader! WE SHOULD ALL BE VERY PROUD!

[GOPJ]

Bush is a man of great courage and wisdom:

By committing the United States to rebuilding Iraq into a country of law, order and democracy – a beacon of light to a region shrouded in the darkness of despotism – the president launched America's most ambitious and idealistic project since the Marshall Plan to reconstruct war-devastated Europe.

Plainly, he might not succeed in this risk-fraught mission. Even if he does, that victory over terrorism will not come during his presidency, perhaps not even during his lifetime, and then only after a long, hard slog for America and her people, especially those men and women under arms. But this almost certain guarantee that the fruits of his fight won't be his to savor only clarifies the nobility of Mr. Bush's undertaking.