A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 9.28.05

yahoo.com, whitehouse.gov, foxnews.com ^ | Wednesday September 28, 2005 | GretchenM

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QUOTE: "Our strategy is clear in Iraq. ... We're coordinating aggressive counterterrorism operations in the areas where the terrorists are concentrated. We're constantly adapting our tactics to the changing tactics of the terrorists. We're training more Iraqi forces to assume increasing responsibility for their country's security."

Bush in the Rose Garden today.

[GretchenM]

Dose on the way.

Please wait to post or repost photos till the All Clear.

Thanks!

[mystery-ak]

hi

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President Bush walks with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs U.S. Air Force Gen. Richard B. Myers to deliver remarks on the war on terror from the Rose Garden. The president warned there will be an upsurge in violence in Iraq before next month's voting, but said the terrorists will fail. 'Our troops are ready for them,' he said.

[luvie]

yea!!!!!!!

[GretchenM]

Hey there!

[snugs]

Good evening thanks for the dose

[GretchenM]

[luvie]

Thanks for the thread and for the wonderful pictures. God bless this president and vice president!

[GretchenM]

(Caption affects photo, below)
(2nd L-R) Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Richard Myers, Army General John Abizaid and Army General George Casey.
From Gretchen: I hate to even type this, but looking at the fine, seasoned, intelligent warriors in this photo, I got the sense, quite strongly, of how much the terrorists would like to end all of their careers -- a reciprocal desire that is strongly enfortressed in our military leaders' hearts, I am sure.

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[bitt]

me! me! me!

[bitt]

you are so modest when you are first.

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"Outgoing Polish Prime minister Marek Belka (C), surrounded by security, walks out of the West Wing after a farewell meeting with Cheney today. Poland's opposition center right crushed the ruling left in last Sunday's general elections after promising to weed out corruption in the biggest new European Union member."

Some of the following may already have been posted.

First Lady Laura Bush talks about the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina after touring a hurricane relief distribution site Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2005, outside the Biloxi Community Center in Biloxi

[mystery-ak]

Second pic on post #8 just cracked me up...the expression on W's and VP's face is priceless..

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Bush wave to reporters as he and first lady Laura Bush (R) leave SecDef Rumsfeld's house (L) in Washington D.C. September 26, 2005. Bush had attended a farewell dinner for Air Force General Richard Myers.

Phoenix Mercury guard and WNBA All-Star Diana Taurasi, right, and Golden State Warriors Baron Davis, left, who are part of the NBA's Read to Achieve program, present first lady Laura Bush with a basketball jersey at an event for the 2005 National Book Festival in the East Room of the White House Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005. The National Book Festival is an annual celebration of books and literature.

Librarian of Congress James Billington, right, applauds first lady Laura Bush after she spoke about the 2005 National Book Festival in the East Room of the White House Saturday, Sept. 24

[mystery-ak]

Modest.....that's me...LOL

[snugs]

Great to see the VP back at the White House

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First Lady Laura Bush at the National Book Festival Gala at the Library of Congress, Friday, Sept. 23, 2005, in Washington. This year's recipients are Linda Sue Park, Sue Monk Kidd, David McCullough and Tom Wolfe.

Mark Levin on DeLay National Review Online | 9/28/05 | Mark R. Levin
[Mark R. Levin] Here's my first take on this indictment (I've only read the indictment and nothing more for now): The indictment is three pages in length. Other than a statement that "one or more" of 3 individuals, including Tom DeLay, entered into an illegal conspiracy, I can't find a single sentence tying Tom DeLay to a crime. That is, there's not a single sentence tying DeLay to the contribution. The indictment describes the alleged conduct of two other individuals, but nothing about DeLay. You would think if Ronnie Earle had even a thin reed of testimony linking DeLay to the contribution, it would have been noted in the indictment to justify the grand jury's action. Moreover, not only is there no information about DeLay committing acts in furtherance of a conspiracy, there's no information about DeLay entering into a conspiracy. I honestly believe that unless there's more, this is an egregious abuse of prosecutorial power. It's a disgrace. I understand that not everything has to be contained in an indictment, but how about something!

All clear.

[luvie]

Good evening, snugs...how are you and your family this fine evening?