How Bush turned it around

World Net Daily ^ | December 21, 2005 | Patrick J. Buchanan

[streetpreacher]

Good political analysis from Buchanan. One of the things Pat does well whether you agree with him or not.

[streetpreacher]

Did a search for this by title; if it's already posted, not my fault.

[cgk]

Bump. Excellent analysis by Pat... Thanks for posting.

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[Names Ash Housewares]

"George W. Bush seemed a man at sea."

Not to me. Not to many here. We knew, as history teaches, that its normal for Presidents to have down periods. That it was an artificial manufacture of the MSM.
We knew the facts of the story in Iraq. Nobody was surprised here when the elections went so well.
Few here were surprised that gas prices came down.
We knew the amazingly good numbers the economy has been producing. Again no surprise for us.

But no doubt a big surprise for the MSM. They still dont know how to deal with all the good news that they must report now.

Screw vindication however. Time to kick more liberal ass!

[MJY1288]

Seldom do I agree with PJB, but this is one of those occasions

[MJY1288]

Considering the fact that PJB looks at everything through the prism of a glass half empty, this is one of his more optimistic pieces

[TexasTransplant]

Cindy my ass!

The MSM Attack!

Cindy is a Media Whore, recently OD'd on 15 minutes.

MSM is LIBERALISM full tilt, (biblically) Smited (sp) and hopefully beaten down.

TT

[LdSentinal]

Does Pat still collect checks for going on MSNBC?

[Darkwolf377]

I'm not a fan of Buchanan but this is a good analysis. Bush's rhetorical attack has turned it around, because for months he seemed to be hiding from the attacks. He must grasp that you don't run away when you have the truth on your side--you challenge these nauseating (and I do mean that) democrats who are trying to knock this country down. They are not loyal opposition; they wish to harm this country because, like the French intellegencia they so wish to be like, they think the US has always been too arrogant, too big for its britches. The dems are the party of liberal women; they think all things male (or at least male-identified) are evil, corrupt, and need to be eradicated so they can make America the multicultural dream they fantasize about--all the while living the lives they attack Republicans for living.

An intelligent mind is always questioning itself--not in an insecure way, but so one will be prepared to defend against others' attacks. Bush has, at last, come away from all this self-questioning and said "I've looked at this long enough to know I'm right and you're wrong."

And never forget, right at the heart of multiculturalism is "cult"! ;)

[streetpreacher]

"George W. Bush seemed a man at sea."

Not to me. Not to many here.

He did use the word "seemed" and as  MJY1288 pointed out, Pat is a natural pessimist.

[TexasTransplant]

Smited (to Smite)

(Sorry the Pastor never spelled it for me)

TT

[911 still fresh for this NYer]

This president if he needs to learn one thing it is this. His nation loves to hear from him. Whether they love him or not they respond to his keeping in touch with his people. Every man needs a king. He is a genuinely good person. His sincerity comes thru. Even those friends of mine begrudgingly agree with his directives no matter how hard they fight it.President Bush must make more verbal contact to the citizenry. And this to everyone else, forget what the polls say, remember they had him beat? History will render this president among the USAs best ever. I thank God I'm alive while he is our leader. His will be a tough act to follow.

[duckln]

You beat me to it. Pat always has all the facts, and 80% of the time comes to the right conclusion.

Biggest complaint of Americans is that we do not profile. It's reassuring that the FBI is concentrating on where 'bombs' are likely to be found. Also they claim they have leads. IMO those leads are from the Muslim community, and it that's true, we are making progress.

For the NYT and Nightline to pontificate on spying will cost the Democrats even more votes.

[streetpreacher]

Another thing I find honorable about Pat (as regards the war) is that he insists we must stay the course in Iraq, even though he disagreed with the war. I think that he learned the right lessons from Vietnam (within the Nixon administration) unlike the Murthas and Kerrys who would dishonor America before a watching world. To me that makes him a patriot and separates him from the haters.

[defenderSD]

PJB bump...

[Jeff Chandler]

His nation loves to hear from him.

We love to hear him speak with conviction, to act presidential and manly. We don't like him kissing up to this nation's enemies (the Democrats) like he has mostly done for five years.

[duckln]

Your point is????

[Jeff Chandler]

For the NYT and Nightline to pontificate on spying will cost the Democrats even more votes.

Those idiots think they are hurting Bush, but the reports on the spying are like free campaign advertising for the conservatives.

[streetpreacher]

True, but now he is standing up. So how about noticing that instead of focusing on the past?

[streetpreacher]

Who cares? This is not an article about Buchanan.