[Dont_Tread_On_Me_888]

Since the first 80% of the speech was about the world, the planet, globalism, etc, you need to be careful what those words mean:

Our nation relies on men and women who look after a neighbor

Neighbor? Does he mean American neighbor, or does "neighbor" mean tsunami victims or recipients of the billions we send overseas?

and must always remember that even the unwanted have worth.

I can assure you that Bush was talking about the poor of the world, not Americans. Being that $1.1 trillion of our $2 trillion dollar budget goes toward domestic social welfare, Bush is not preacing about that. He was preaching for more globalism and welfare directed toward the poor of the world.

Whether you agree or not, this speech was about less American independence, more American globalism, less personal liberty, more wealth transfer, less America first, more New World Order.

[John Lenin]

Whether you agree or not, this speech was about less American independence, more American globalism, less personal liberty, more wealth transfer, less America first, more New World Order.

Are you smoking Norhtern Lights or Afgani Kush ?