Thank You, Mr. President

The Intellectual Conservative ^ | November 14, 2006 | George Shadroui

[Northern Yankee]

There are so many stories out there that extol President Bush's character, that I marvel at this man. Unfortunately the MSM will never let them out. They are as pathetic as they are biased.

Too many talk about President Bush not being political savvy. I would rather have a good man of character in the White House, then one who might have the pulse on politics, but has no character. (Bubba comes to mind)

[prov1813man]

President Bush is, and will be remembered in history as, one of our truly great Presidents.

This razor-thin (5000 vote) power shift is remarkable in it's minimalism and is to be laid at the feet of a traitorous fifth column press in league with our enemies both foreign and domestic.

What I find most distressing about all this is that many on "our side" have bought into the post election disinformation in the same way the mushy middle swallowed the daily distortions of those who serve as human instruments of the father of lies.

[HarleyLady27]

I agree with everything EXCEPT your comments on Rush....sorry, to me, Rush is in the same high level of respect as President Bush.

Its about time someone says something good about our President....and his Lady.....

It is refreshing to see the two of them together, in love, as companions and a unit....something we didn't see for 8 years of the Klintons....

Before was President Bush 41 and his Lady...another refreshing momment in our History....and then President Reagan and his Lady....yep....we know how to act when in public, alot more than you can say about a lib and their other half.....

[snugs]

I am very tired of the man. Character isn't enough.

Comments like that tell me all I wish to know about you, character and morality is the most important aspect of ones life. You may not agree with that person political views but if they have a good character and morals which the President does then on that level they are to be respected. Also there is respect for the office he holds.

[snugs]

Rose tinted glasses that is the problem with many rather than facing realities that the President has to everyday.

Each generation and each President faces new things and has to adjust and negotiate accordingly but IMHO this President has kept to his beliefs and principles you or I or many others may not agree 100% with them but he most certainly is of good character.

[snugs]

The MSM take most of the blame for that at the end of the day the President relies on how they interpret what he says and also the air time they give him.

[twonie]

Every time there is a crisis or even a kafuffle, I keep saying to myself, "That is why he is president and I am not." Not only does he hve information I do not and should not have, but he has so much class it is amazing. Besides which he is so much smarter than I am. And, I drove through Crawford last week (on a visit) and saw the mess that Sheehan and company set up beside the road and I almost cried. It was shameful.

[twonie]

Very spiffy home page. Nice sentiments. However, WHERE IS THE MOD WHEN YOU REALLY NEED HIM!! Check MY tagline!

[jveritas]

Excellent article.

[r9etb]

No its not. Get your facts straight, dummy.

You lost your case right there, pal. The only "facts" you're providing are your own opinion, since the election numbers clearly prove you wrong.

Best for you to stop digging now, though I know you won't.

[itsahoot]

Bush has been one of a few conservatives in the country, along with a few folks at National Review and in Congress, to show a little class and grace in the midst of defeat.

How was this a defeat for the President? He wil get immigration reform, he can withdraw gracefully from iRaq. he probaby will dump on Israel and blame the Dems. Looks like he gets pretty much what he wnted for his legacy.

[itsahoot]

People like Rush will be lucky to be found on a microfiche document a thousand years from now. But after all their bloviating they will not erase the accomplishments of President Bush from forefront of US history.

Cherry, or Grape?

[Earthdweller]

"Cherry, or Grape?"

Time will tell my dear pessimist who is sucking it up...time will tell.

[N. Theknow]

Class is nice. Together with a buck you might get a cup of coffe but you won't get anywhere with Dems.

Best advice I ever received: Never try to kiss rattlesnakes.

[roaddog727]

Bump

[A CA Guy]

Judges, the war and such are still jobs for him to carry out.

[mountainfolk]

I agree with much of this article. Thanks for posting it. Food for thought.

[A CA Guy]

In South Africa, the blacks are citizens there.
That is NOT the case in the United States, they are illegals and the ones who get citizenship are not so into voting or taking out others IMO.

Mexico should consider letting us annex them though.

[mountainfolk]

Karl Rove has been blamed for the election loss but I wonder what the numbers would have been if not for President Bush and Rove working as hard as they did to offset the RAT owned Third Party media. A way must be found around the 24/7 adverse media coverage of Republicans. I haven't anything constructive to offer and hope that some brilliant strategist surfaces with a solution.

[griswold3]

"Quite possibly, you might want to look in the mirror and shoulder some of the blame instead of pointing fingers."

Where were you when President Bush tried to reform Social Security? Why have you allowed the MSM, we all complain about, to frame all the debates?

I absolutely love President Bush. I did not vote for him in 2000 but he proved me wrong. (I'm talking about the US Chinese plane incident for starters and promotion of an American Ownership Society giving people a stake in events.)

You're all acting like DUmmies. He isn't just YOUR president he is President to ALL Americans. (Yeah, some whether they like it or not.) Do not engage in the lefts 'two minutes of hate'.