Exactly right! I told my husband that the other night after work...if they do have hearings and the dems come "uncovered" do you think the media with possibly the exception of Fox will cover it? They will play it down, as they did with the Delay ordeal when it became public knowledge the dem's had more to cover up about their travel expense's and who paid for what...now that is forgotten. (Just as Able-Danger will be I fear)
I would like the Pres. come out for once and say exactly what, where, who ect. happened in time sequence and say it with a voice of "I Have had It!!!" I am tired of him and the Rebublicans always being polite, politically correct and soft-spoken, it is getting aggravating to me.
I would love to see that as well. But President Bush doesn't strike me as that kind of a man. He seems to me to be a man of the old school. A man's man who stands strong, takes it on the chin, never wavers and never complains. He knows who he is and he knows the Lord leads him. He trusts in the Lord, he loves all or us and that's all that matters.
He reminds me a little bit of my own father. My parents divorced when I was 14. I can't even remember why but my sister and I blamed my father for their break up. He never complained, never said a bad word about my mother, just always seemed to be around when ever my sister and I would fall and need a helping hand up.
It wasn't until after my mother passed away and I was going through her papers in her lock box that I found out what kind of a man my father really was.
It seems my Mother had left my father for another man. And in my parents divorce papers I read the final added page. Above and beyond the divorce settelment, my father had put enough money in a sort of a trust, and by his own request, for my mother to buy a house to finish raising my sister and I in.
The money didn't go to my mother. But was to be held until my mother found a house and then her lawyer was to use the money to pay for the house.
She never told us how she got the money to buy the house and neither did my father. But when I read those papers, I realized what a wonderful father I have. He could have let us know. He could have told every one. But he told no one. He took it all on the chin, stood strong and loved us anyway. Doing the right thing was his reward.
And that's the kind of man I think President Bush is. He takes it on the chin, stands strong and loves us all anyway. And doing the right thing is his reward.
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That makes two of us.