[jackv]

“anti-PR President and anti-yalie”

Fabulous article. Sums it up PERFECTLY!! I’ve been saying the reason Bush is so hated by the left is because he is the “anti-clinton”.
They can’t even tell you why they hate him. They just do.
I’m passing this article on to all of them.

[Democratshavenobrains]

Bush’s approval rating has been below 50 nearly his entire second term. I only wish the morons who believe the Left’s propaganda against him could think things thru once in awhile.

[Cacique]

btt

[snugs]

Thanks for posting the article

[Einigkeit_Recht_Freiheit]

when every good liberal knows it's "Noo-kle-uhr"?

Every good liberal and anyone who knows how to speak proper English.

Were the queen and W. actually speaking the same language yeseterday?

[syriacus]

This is a great essay! I'd love to post my favorite passages from it, but I found too many good passages to quote.

One note

Truman's administration made a calamitous mistake when they abandoned the newly freed South Korea in 1949.

They pulled out almost all our troops, even though Republicans and folks in the military warned them that the removal of our troops would invite invasion.

Then Kim's North Korean army did invade, in 1950, and swiftly took over almost all of South Korea.

To Truman's credit, he sent troops to RE-WIN freedom for millions of South Koreans. However 30,000 Americans died in Korea in the last 30 months of Truman's presidency, and his administration felt it necessay to ramp up the draft and impose the severest wartime censorship

If the Democrats hadn't abandoned South Korea in the first place, thousands of American and Korean lives might have been saved.

Our experience in Korea should be a lesson to the Democrats...

1. Do not prematurely abandon countries you have freed
2. Do not think troops can easily be redeployed from another country (even when the two countries are close, like Japan and Korea)

Since Democrats prefer their heavily edited version of history, they will find it nearly impossible to learn from this mistake.

[syriacus]

I think some of GW's verbal problems come from his being a visual thinker, who's able to see the big picture from many angles. He can speak clearly among friends and when he feels strong emotion because he knows his listeners understand his viewpoint.

I'm tired of defending Bush to my ultra-liberal family members, especially because I am not as glib as they are.

So...I have a framed 5x8 glossy of George and Laura hanging on my entryway wall and I've taped a 12-month calendar, which has huge images of them, on my refrigerator.

I don't need to say a word about my feelings.