Posted on 09/13/2006 4:36:45 PM PDT by ohioWfan
As of the posting of this thread, there were no publicized activities of the President and First Lady today. The President did, however, pop in on a meeting that Vice President Cheney was having with Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski of Poland in the Roosevelt Room. There were also some new photos at the White House website and Yahoo from the President's appearances on 9/11 and his speech Monday evening.
The President's poll numbers are rising, the Democrats continue to embarrass themselves with their whining, treachery and cheapshots, the economy is roaring, gas prices are falling, and we are blessed with a Godly President who possesses strength and courage rarely seen in a leader. All in all, it's a very good day to be a Bushbot!
SO.............enjoy your trip to Sanity Island on the Daily Dose!
Quote of the Day: Forgive my using a Reuters' article in the Quote of the Day, but within the article there are some profound and insightful thoughts from our President that I thought worth posting. (Just ignore the obligatory slams and get the essence of what President Bush is saying here).
Bush says U.S. seeing religious reawakening
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -
President George W. Bush believes the United States has embarked on the latest great religious awakening of its history.
Bush, who counts on religious conservatives as a key base of political support, was quoted as saying on Tuesday that the United States appeared to be undergoing a cultural change on the scale of that seen in the 1950s and '60s.
"There was a pretty stark change in the culture of the '50s and the '60s. I mean, boom. But I think something is happening here," Bush said at a roundtable with conservative columnists. His words were reported by the National Review magazine.
"I'm not giving you a definitive statement -- it seems like to me there's a Third Awakening with a cultural change," Bush said.
Historians have pointed to periods such as the early 1700s and early 1800s, as times in which religious movements were particularly significant in America.
Those eras are referred to as Great Awakenings, although there is disagreement on how many there have been. In one such period, in the 1730s and 1740s, religious revivals in the United States coincided with similar movements in Germany and England.
An awakening in the 1800s is credited with helping to inspire the movement to abolish slavery in the United States.
Bush, a Methodist, often talks about the importance of faith in his life. Some critics seeing this as crossing a line between religion and politics, and his frequent references to religion are viewed with particular unease abroad.
Amid growing U.S. concerns about the Iraq war, The National Review article linked Bush's rejection of a pullout to his religious faith.
"I know it upsets people when I ascribe that to my belief in an Almighty, and that I believe a gift from that Almighty is universal freedom. That's what I believe," Bush said.
The only photo from today.................
The White House caption......."President George W. Bush drops by a meeting between Vice President Dick Cheney and Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski of Poland Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2006, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House. "
THANK YOU!!
With Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld at the Pentagon on Monday.....
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Dang! Beat me by seconds!
President George W. Bush drops by a meeting between National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley and France's Minister of the Interior and Regional Development Nicolas Sarkozy at the White House Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2006.
Yay. I'll be back later to see all the pictures. Thanks for opening Sanity Island for us!
Good evening FRiends.
Well, well, well, Miss Marple.........Looks like you're FIRST!
Love the picture with flight 93 families.
Second ain't so bad, My2Cents.... :)
Good evening! How are things in the nation's capital lately? Have ya still got the Pinko's on the run? :D
And this one is haunting.....
Thanks, Ohio. You rock :P
See you then, LUV W!
(Did we ever NOT know each other?? :)
You can see how much he is loved by all of these families.
Or maybe I am thinking of someone else! =\ Forgive me for mixing up names if I have....I am so dorky sometime I amaze myself! LOL!
Awww........shucks! Thanks, ilovew!
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