Posted on 09/20/2004 3:28:59 PM PDT by GretchenM
Sunday the President met with First Responders in Alabama, in the aftermath of Hurricane Ivan, saying, "I want to thank the search and rescue teams from all over the United States who are here, using every possible asset they have to find those who are still missing." He comforted residents during a walking tour of neighborhoods damaged by Hurricane Ivan in Pensacola, Florida.
Today President Bush campaigned in Derry, N.H., before heading to New York City for meetings at the United Nations.
Enjoy your daily Dose of W @ Sanity Island.
Bush leans over for a kiss from supporter Patty Anderson from Derry, N.H., after a campaign rally Monday 
Walking tour of Pensacola area hit by Hurricane Ivan
With resident Jim Heinold during a walking tour of neighborhoods damaged by Hurricane Ivan in Pensacola
With Arthur Bourne, Police Chief of Gulf Shores, during a visit with First Responders at the Orange Beach Fire and Rescue Station 1 in Orange Beach, Alabama 
With Al Boyd in the ruins of where Boyd's home used to be during a walking tour of neighborhoods damaged by Hurricane Ivan in Pensacola
Campaign event in Derry, N.H. 
With New Hampshire Gov. Craig Benson while arriving for a town hall style meeting during a campaign stop in Derry, N.H., Monday 
George W. Bush is seen with his unit in the Texas Air National Guard, bottom row behind banner, in an undated image released by the Department of Defense late Friday, Sept. 17 
Video image from the latest campaign ad for President Bush on terrorism, released Monday 
At John F. Kennedy Airport in New York 
After eating all of Willie the Cat's lunch, Barney attemps to hide by camouflaging himself against the running track. 
His sights set on the Guinness Book of World Records, Barney attempts to be the first dog to move a truck with his nose. 
Dose going up.
Please wait to post or repost photos till the all clear.
In keeping with the thread title and topic, please don't post photos of the opposition unless the Bush's or Cheney's are also in the same photo. Thanks!
Thank you.
I was so proud of President Bush yesterday. What a great person. There is a "Pray For President Bush" thread posted everyday. Please check it out if you have time.
Hellow Gretchen!
Yeah! Top 10!!! WooHoo!
Ahhhh. Some sanity is right.
I read there is a search underway in NY for a man who threatened the president. Hope they find him. The president speaks at the UN tomorrow.
This is no maze to us!
Images of President Bush, top, and Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, make up a corn maze Sept. 20, 2004, in Pleasant Grove, Utah. The maze will be open to the public on Sept. 24. The labyrinth is eight acres in size and has more than three miles of twists and turns. 
LOL Those last two pictures with the captions are priceless. Thank you for the laugh! Wonderful pictures of Bush!
I get a prize for that? LOL!
Wow, I am usually here so late! Thanks for the dose, great pics already!
11?
Hi ya Pippin long time no speak live
That maze is so cool! Thanks Utah! At least there are still some states with brains! :-) (okay, spoken like a true Californian!)
Aw shucks! Thank you, kindly.
President Bush speaks as Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, second right, and unidentified emergency workers look on after Bush toured damage from Hurricane Ivan in Orange Beach, Ala
With Mayor Steve Russo as he tours damage from Hurricane Ivan on Perdido Beach in Orange Beach, Ala
President Bush speaks as Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, left, and Alabama Gov. Bob Riley, second right, look on after they toured damage from Hurricane Ivan in Orange Beach, Ala., Sunday, Sept. 19
I love when Gretchen posts the DOSE because she posts early enough for me to get on "live"
top twenty? Whoooa!
With Rudy Giuliani at a campaign event in New York Monday
And with Gov. Pataki
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