Will Somebody Say Thank You? (Michael Reagan)

NewsMax ^ | Sept. 8, 2005 | Michael Reagan

[cgk]

BFLR!

[JoeSixPack1]

Thank you , Mr. Reagan! For reminding the LSM just who the good guys are.

[MizSterious]

I'll say it.

Thank you, President Bush, for doing what the mayor of New Orleans and the governor of Louisiana wouldn't or couldn't. Thank you, every last one of you who helped rescue those caught in the flood. Thank you Red Cross and Salvation Army for trying to help, even though the locals wouldn't allow it.

But for the media, all I have to say is:


bpbpbpbpbpbpbpbpbpbpbpttttttt!

(also known as the "Bronx cheer")

[uncitizen]

What you don't hear is anybody saying "thank you."

I've heard many of the victims on TV say thank you.

AFL-CIO union ...John Sweeney assured his members that what he alleged was the government's slow response was a sign of hostility to workers. No kidding, he actually said that.

LOLOLOL! Workers in N.O.? What workers?

[libstripper]

There are two MDs of national prominence in the pollitics, Bill Frist (R, TN), the Senate Majority Leader, and Howard Dean, the DNC Chairman. Dr. Frist went to NO to give medical care to Katrina's victims, black and white alike. Dr. Dean stayed in Washington and smeared the people, like Dr. Frist, who were trying to help.

[Humidston]

THANK YOU, left wing for proving to all of us how corrupt and stupidly inept you all are!

There. I said it.

Thanks Michael!

[Hunble]

Last week, I tried to post this 2004 election map of the United States, but the moderators deleted all references to it.

One week later, I still stand by this factual information, but my basic warning has been proved correct.

[Republican Red]

I agree. Even the "victims" are coming off as ingrates.
The lady on O'Reilly that complained she had no food for 5 days. O'Reilly get out of her that she had plenty of MRE's but no HOT FOOD, and Bush was to Blame.

The passengers that upon hearing they were being evacuated to Utah demanded to be let off and complained about Utah being a racist state.

Maybe it's the media only showing the ingrates but I doubt it. Has anyone witnessed one survivor that thanked their rescuers? It seems they jump off the rescue helicopter and jump in front of a camera to complain.

A woman called into a local Atlanta radio show this afternoon relating to all that she was at a high end mall in Buckhead Georgia and a "hurricane victim" whipped out her RED CROSS debit card and bought a Louis Vitton handbag.

I honestly believe these people have been through hell and back but it wouldn't kill anyone to express some gratitude.

[kingu]

Thank you, Mr. Reagan, for reminding us about the important stuff.

[PROUDAMREP]

Thank you President Bush, all the military units, firemen, policemen, and concerned citizens who volunteered to help their fellow men. Thank you, Michael Reagan, for speaking for me. Thank you, nascaryankee, for posting this.

And more Bronx cheers to the inept politicians, publicity-seeking entertainers, and the snake-in-the-grass news media who perpetuate the ability of these socialists to further spread lies to those who hang on their every word as the truth.

I pray common decency will return to the politics in our country before it is totally destroyed.

[trustandobey]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, "Thank you Mr. President for caring enough to save lives in Louisiana."
In spite of all the opposition, you did what you had to do.

[BlessedByLiberty]

Add to the list thanks to:

Churches
Synagogues
Volunteer Americans of all creeds, colors, and political parties who have donated food, money shelter and time to helping the victims.

As to celebrities, didn't John Travolta and his wife donate tons of food without fanfare. I think he even flew in the plane himself. Thank God, Sean Penn wasn't his copilot!

[MozartLover]

Thank you to all of our.......

[StillProud2BeFree]

Mike Reagan has such incredible class.

Sine not consider him "really the son" of Ronald Reagan because he was adopted. But as best I can see, he is the one carrying on his father's legacy.

This is the type of man who should be leading our country in the future.

[Betteboop]

"When my wife asks me to vacuum the house, I inevitably miss a spot. She doesn't jump all over me because I messed up, but, understanding what klutzes husbands are when it comes to domestic chores, she simply thanks me. "

He vacuums???? Wow. how can I get my husband to do that????

[bethtopaz]

Thanks President Bush, National Guard, the rest of the Military that helped, FEMA, The Red Cross, The Salvation Army and all the hundreds of other big and little charities, all the thousands of people who volunteered their time and gave money, the Iraqi soldiers who gave the Katrina victims money today in appreciation for all the U.S. has done for them, all the countries that gave, the list goes on and on and on. Thanks to all those who helped and donated and volunteered with no political agenda attached. Thank you, Michael Reagan for this important reminder.

[bethtopaz]

I agree - well said!

[joem15]

I have been thinking the same thing throughout this whole ordeal. I don't wish bad on anybody and I pray for the victims of this natural catastrophe. But the truth is having Al Gore in the White House on 9/11/2001, or having John Kerry in the White House on 8/29/2005, would not have changed anything.

Al Gore would not have had the stomach to go after our enemies after 911. It takes courage to be President and George Bush has the courage to hunt down our enemies and to take them out.

John Kerry maybe would have invoked the wisdom of his wife Therese to "let the children run around naked, it would do them good".

[bethtopaz]

Humble, love this map. What's the original source? Do you have a link? Turns out we're not as divided as people say we are, huh?