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Apparently it's not in his nature to do so. But he has shown grit in doggedly pursuing the battle in Afghanistan and Iraq...in the backyard and center of the hive of the most radical...and that has not been lost in them, the Mullahs there.

And, he was just as dogged in his relection bid.

So, while there are quite a few issues where I strongly disagree with him on policy (CFR, AWB, southern border, Fallujah, etc), I can say that his phiolosophical speech seemed spot on. I believe, if he is to follow through on it and be true to it (and I believe in his second term he will be), we will see confrontation (economic, political, and/or military) with the likes of Iran, N. Korea, and most importantly, Red China, in addition to our continuingt efforts against radical Islam.

...and with the recent (and understandable) furor over the Chinese/Iraq infiltration of our southern border, perhaps will will see good progress there as well. We shall see.

Fregards.

There are so many facets of George Bush's character I admire and honor.
He is a sincere man. If he says something, he believes it.
He sticks to his guns. He has never lacked the courage of his convictions.
He is honestly a good man, and a good Christian.

At the same time, there are a few of his characteristics and policies to which I am diametrically opposed and which puzzle me greatly.