President Bush Spends Private Time with Rope-line Soldiers

Military Intelligence web-board | 1.13.2004 | TruthNtegriy

[facedown]

Bless him.

[rabidralph]

Go, change your pants :-)

[Salvation]

This is such a moving account!

The question is...............will it make the lamestream media, ABCNNBCBS?

[OldFriend]

Coming from you, this means EVERYTHING.

Thanks for your eloquence.

[OldFriend]

The very proposals that some of FR despise have been made by the President in an effort to get some help for those most desperately in need of our compassion.

The education bill isn't perfect but it helps the children most in need of standards, the prescription bill isn't perfect either, but there are those who would gladly spend $2 to get $3 in medication. If the plan pays for prescriptions needed to prevent hospitalization that is a huge quality of life issue. If it pays for checkups, now not paid for by Medicare, perhaps some will be helped before the illness becomes debilitating.

This president has asked for nothing that we as Americans ought not to support.

Just my humble, glad to be American, opinion.

[pettifogger]

I received the same message this morning from an unimpeachable source, also in the intel community. I believe it wholeheartedly.

[My2Cents]

I agree with you. Also, regarding the much-maligned (here) "Leave No Child Behind" education act supported by Pres. Bush, I received an email today which discussed the fact that the bill ensures students' freedom of religion within public schools. Specifically, here's what the email alert said:

"Within a few days, the federal government expects public school districts to file documents assuring the public that their students are receiving constitutionally guaranteed religious freedom on campuses. New federal guidelines on religious expression are part of the No Child Left Behind Act, the education reform bill that was enacted in 2001. The guidelines clarify that public schools are not religion-free zones, school officials are not prayer police, and students of faith are not enemies of the state. If a single school is out of compliance, so is the entire district and all federal funding for that district is at stake. This means students will be able to pray at the beginning of assemblies and sports events, as well as extra-curricular activities, and will even be able to pray in Jesus' Name. (Intercessors for America)"

Now, this is the first I've heard of this being part of Bush's education bill, but having watched this President, I have no doubts that the report is legit. This is another aspect of how President Bush is promoting conservative values that many of the naysaying "conservatives" on FreeRepublic tend to ignore.

[TruthNtegrity]

From the source I read this on, I believe it, too.

Thanks for the vote of confidence.

To someone who asked if we'd ever see this on the alphabet soup stations, I believe the answer is "No", "NO way", and "Not ever".

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Thanks, TNt. It is good to be reminded.
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Another 'blurry screen alert' ~ a military wife stands up to a noisy table of war critics in a public restaurant:

8 Freedom has a price ~ Marshall County Journal | 1/14/04 | Lori Kimble

(Hoo ah!)

[PhiKapMom]

That makes sense about the religious aspect of the bill. Here in Norman, every public school classroom now has a sign that reads "In God We Trust" which was approved by our Superintendent of schools and placed in classrooms after the break.

[ohioWfan]

You're kinda boring, and not too bright.

Go away.

[ohioWfan]

I have become convinced over the years that most of them are knee jerk, emotional reactors, and not thinkers.

There's a whole lot of conservative stuff hidden in these bills, that will make this country a better place.

And I believe that's the goal.

[deport]

Do you have a link to the site this came from?

[ohioWfan]

There is no way to fully measure how important having this Commander in Chief is to our military, but those of us with loved ones serving understand its worth.

Hooah!

[JDoutrider]

Tissue BUMP!

[TruthNtegrity]

Well, I could but then I'd have to kill you.

Sorry, I can't do that. It's a restricted Military intelligence professionals webboard.

Since it has been "vetted" at the site, and another poster here at FR reports reading the same report, I guess you'll have to take our word on it. I posted the entire email that was uplinked, leaving off the names for privacy reasons.

[TruthNtegrity]

Go play somewhere else.

[Inspectorette]

Sniffling here in cubicle-land. I love our President.