There's a time and a place for everything. Nobody dislikes the president's immigration policies more than I do, but what you wrote is completely uncalled for. These are foreign policy victories to be celebrated.
The libs won't give him credit for anything. Those of us who have been his critics cannot be like that. We won't have an ounce of credibility. I salute the president and applaud his leadership. Well done.
While not running again, President Bush does have the power to set policy direction and he is flat out wrong on illegal aliens, seemingly taking the same track with Iran as Clinton did when he "dealt with" North Korea and he has not been taking a hard stand on genuine energy policy with the house and senate. All of this is going to have an impact on any perceived "momentum" because it is not going away.
I totally support the war and am thankful for the good news, but this is not enough to sustain momentum because it is only one facet of his presidency and most Americans are more affected by the issues listed above than they are by the war in Iraq, unless they have family members serving there, then that would of necessity take precedence.