A Brief History of Bush's Time

The American Thinker ^ | 8-27-08 | Randall Hoven

[advertising guy]

George Bush gave a night speech about the war if memory serves that was played on the monitors at a pro hockey game during halftime....the speech was so powerful, the pro hockey team did not finish that game, willingly

[mainerforglobalwarming]

I’d put Kennedy above Ford, because Kennedy was a supply-sider. And I argue that if Kennedy had served two terms, Reagan would never had become president. The democrat party would have been the home of supply-side economics. And Kennedy was a staunch anti-communist so the McGovern wing of the party would not have taken over as it has. You’d have a Zell Miller dominated democrat party which would not be a bad thing.

[roses of sharon]

God help us, the commie vampires suck the lifeblood out of everything good in this country.

[roses of sharon]

God help us, the commie vampires suck the lifeblood out of everything good in this country.

[I see my hands]

"1) Believing that all Americans were actually patriots"

So true.

After 9/11 W believed, as the greatest country in history, we had cast aside foolishness. He hoped to tap the American spirit and perhaps even avoid the need for military solutions. Had we, as a united people, stepped up and expressed pride in our history and determination by our values he may have been right. Instead W learned too late that half of our nation viewed Todd Beamer's admonition with disdain.

Nonetheless.. Great man, historic leader.