Posted on 10/15/2004 4:52:37 PM PDT by woodb01
It is a powerful and moving story that must be told. And it must be spread far and wide.
It has top billing on the front page of the new
Anti-DNC web portal
http://www.noDNC.com/
ping
Power Bump.
Bump!!!!!!!!!!
I'm so tired of hearing how he (President Bush) doesn't care about those fighting this war. These stories need to be sent to everyone everywhere.
He cares about all of us - even about the ones who don't care for him.
Bump.
Thank you for such a great post! It is a shame that nearly half of Americans can not see what a wonderful President we have and how blessed we are to have him. We must continue to pray for him and for America!
This is not the first timm President Bush has pulled aside the parents of soldiers who have been killed in the WOT. 3 local families here in Ohio, had the same experience and hold President Bush in the highest regard as it was a very personal moment for them, no cameras, no reporter, just them and the First Family
What a touching story.
Bump
Prayer BTTT... Thanks for the insider glimpse. Gave me chillbumps.
This President makes more time for wounded veterans and family memembers then you and I will ever know... There is a simple reason for that, he does not require a camera crew to personally thank these men and women.
gooseBumpsTTT...
"We want to tell you, Mr. President, that my wife and I pray for you every day"
During the President's speech the following night at the convention, he mentioned a soldier's family making this comment to him. He teared up and said, "Where do you find people of such strength"?. He was truly moved by this family's affection and prayers for him.
Great men do these things privately. Reagan did. President Bush does. Personal satisfaction is sufficient, the rest of us are not as important in those solemn moments.
President Bush does this sort of thing all the time. He called my friend's cousin, who is suffering from a recurrence of breast cancer. Her husband is a firefighter who got to meet the president at a campaign rally. When he told the president about his wife's illness, Bush called her from his cell phone right then, and told her he was praying for her. Made her day.
He's a good man.
Thank you, this will be my lead story for tomorows Christian-news-in-maine. I wil link back here so that my readers can read the Freper comments.
Thank you for this wonderful post. Everytime I become discouraged about poll numbers, I know deep in my heart that God will let good triumph over evil and President Bush will be re-elected.
He's a good man.
17 posted on 10/15/2004 5:14:28 PM PDT by G.Love
Amen and Amen!
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