He is truly grieving.
Thanks, once again Deb, for your work.
wolfstar:
Thank you for posting the DOSE tonight! . . . I just love the photos both of our GQ-esque president in his tux and our thin but effervescent Tony Snow — what thest two men have been thru in the last 6 years!!
[After the November 2004 election, President Bush indicated that it took him until mid-January to rid his body of the ‘bone-level, campaign-induced’ fatigue that continued to plague him 3 months after the actual campaign had ended! . . . One can only imagine the ‘bone-level, presidential-induced’ fatigue that plagues him each and every day: The following photo ‘says’ it all — would you please post it for me?!:]
http://news.yahoo.com/photo/070418/photos_ts/2007_04_17t154138_450x325_us_usa_crime_shooting
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MUST READ . . .
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By Mark Noonan at 02:21 AM
That is where the DOW closed on Friday. About 18.5% higher than the close on January 19, 2001...and, of course. 36% higher than the level reached after we were hit by Clinton’s dot-com bubble and corporate accounting scandals added to the 9/11 hit.
Unemployment was 4.7% in 2001, it is 4.4% today.
GDP was $9.875 trillion in 2001, it was $11.51 trillion in 2006.
Americans personal income rose from $8.689 trillion to $11.07 trillion between 2001 and 2006.
But, of course, it is all misery out there...complete flop of a country we’ve got, don’t you know? The left says so.
MAKE NO MISTAKE: THIS IS WAR
By Michael Chertoff
Sunday, April 22, 2007; Page B07
As the rubble of the Twin Towers smoldered in 2001, no one could have imagined a day when America’s leaders would be criticized for being tough in protecting Americans from further acts of war.
Now, less than six years later, that day has arrived.
Since Sept. 11, a conspiracy-minded fringe has claimed that American officials plotted the destruction. But when scholars such as Zbigniew Brzezinski accuse our leaders of falsely depicting or hyping a “war on terror” to promote a “culture of fear,” it’s clear that historical revisionism has gone mainstream.
Brzezinski stated the obvious in describing terrorism as a tactic, not an enemy [”Terrorized by ‘War on Terror,’ Outlook, March 25]. But this misses the point. We are at war with a global movement and ideology whose members seek to advance totalitarian aims through terrorism. Brzezinski is deeply mistaken to mock the notion that we are at war and to suggest that we should adopt “more muted reactions” to acts of terrorism.
You can read the rest of this EXCELLENT commentary here:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/04/20/AR2007042001940.html
You're most welcome, as always Deb. Yes, what they have been through -- and we along with them.
He is truly grieving.
Thanks, once again Deb, for your work.