What an exemplary commander in chief.
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To: Oeconomicus
2 posted on
09/23/2004 8:00:19 PM PDT by
ladyinred
("John Kerry reporting for spitball and typewriter duty.")
To: Oeconomicus
3 posted on
09/23/2004 8:00:19 PM PDT by
CindyDawg
To: Oeconomicus
What an exemplary commander in chief. Amen to that. It's good to know that character is still in the White House after Clinton darn near destroyed it.
4 posted on
09/23/2004 8:01:07 PM PDT by
Angry Republican
(“If in four years I don’t do what I say I’m going to do, then kick me out." -Melvin Bilal (R-MD))
To: Oeconomicus
Man, I love this guy. After serving my last year under Clinton, this is such a breath of fresh air.
5 posted on
09/23/2004 8:01:11 PM PDT by
Stonedog
(Mr. Blather... tear down this STONEWALL!!)
To: Oeconomicus
It's all Bush's fault! wait a minute...
6 posted on
09/23/2004 8:01:17 PM PDT by
nhoward14
To: Oeconomicus
Sorry for the garbled post. Here its is cleaned up:
BANGOR, Maine, Sept. 23 -- It had been a pretty glum day for Spec. Brian Parker, who along with the other members of his National Guard unit said goodbye to their families and departed on a charter flight for a long-term stint in Iraq. But then, on a refueling stop here, a familiar figure boarded the plane.
"We were down when we left our families," Parker said, giving a thumbs down. "But then we heard Air Force One was here. It's a good morale boost."
President Bush, after a campaign appearance in Bangor, held his plane on the tarmac when he heard an MD-11 carrying 292 Army reservists and National Guard members were about to refuel here. For the troops, grimly heading toward an 18-to-24-month assignment in Iraq, it was a welcome lift. For Bush, who has been accusing his Democratic presidential opponent, Sen. John F. Kerry, of demoralizing the troops in Iraq by criticizing the war effort, it was a chance to demonstrate his devotion to the troops. "May God bless you all," the commander in chief said over the plane's public address system. "May God keep you safe." ...
To: Oeconomicus
You mean, he didn't make them seem like failures,,,like the Kerry rhetoric tries to do?
God Bless W!!
To: Oeconomicus
11 posted on
09/23/2004 8:02:04 PM PDT by
Tamzee
(Ted Koppel --- "....the media will need a stepstool to rise to the level of used car salesmen.")
To: Oeconomicus
That is a true leader folks. Not like the slime ball that is running against him.
To: Oeconomicus
Oh, how embarassing. The Post was just dying for there to be one Kerry supporter on the plane to interview, and the best they could do was someone still balancing the issues.
Pretty funny if you think about it.
D
To: Oeconomicus
Ya gotta just love this President!
He shows that he really cares about and supports the troops and their families.
16 posted on
09/23/2004 8:04:16 PM PDT by
SandRat
(Duty, Honor, Country. What else needs to be said?)
To: Oeconomicus
Bush's impromptu visit with the departing soldiers came with some risk. It could remind the American public that more and more reservists and Guard members are being removed from their workplaces and sent on dangerous assignments in an increasingly bloody Iraq. It never occurs to them that maybe he just thought it was a nice thing to do for them, and he didn't really care how the media might spin it.
The Washington Post must have scoured the plane for a Kerry supporter, but could only turn up one non-committed guy.
19 posted on
09/23/2004 8:05:45 PM PDT by
dead
(I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
To: lawgirl
Now we know what gift to get for your next birthday! ;D
21 posted on
09/23/2004 8:07:58 PM PDT by
NYC GOP Chick
(Terry McAuliffe -- The Gift that Keeps on Giving)
To: Oeconomicus
President Bush, after a campaign appearance in Bangor, held his plane on the tarmac when he heard an MD-11 carrying 292 Army reservists and National Guard members were about to refuel here. For the troops, grimly heading toward an 18-to-24-month assignment in Iraq, it was a welcome lift.WOW! What a contrast from that former president who held his plane on the tarmac so he could get an expensive haircut!
May God bless President Bush and our troops!
22 posted on
09/23/2004 8:09:05 PM PDT by
kayak
(JFKerry "has fewer days at work this year than he has houses" - Tom DeLay)
To: Oeconomicus
Bravo Mr President, Bravo!!28 posted on
09/23/2004 8:12:19 PM PDT by
The Mayor
(The mighty Architect of the universe became the humble Carpenter of Nazareth)
To: Oeconomicus
Which CIC would you prefer?
To: Oeconomicus
Thank God that our service men and women have a Commander in Chief like President Bush. It's so obvious that he really cares about all of our soldiers. God Bless and protect all of them!
34 posted on
09/23/2004 8:16:09 PM PDT by
NRA2BFree
(Never frown, even when you are sad, because you never know who is falling in love with your smile.)
To: Oeconomicus
"That's my president, hooah!" shouted Sgt. Wanda Dabbs, a 22-year-old member of the 230th Area Support Group, a Guard unit from Tennessee. Others seconded her cheer. That, and the individual that stated pride in our President after the president has said the same, have me in near tears.
I love this man! This is a GOOD man. Those incapable of accepting that are beneath contempt.
To: Oeconomicus
'NUFF SAID.....
ThankYou "W" our Commander in Chief!
40 posted on
09/23/2004 8:26:02 PM PDT by
JOE6PAK
(The Pajamaheddin. The gadflies of the truth, the guerrillas of the ugly fact.)
To: Oeconomicus
The timing is suspicious. < /sarcasm >
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