SUNDAY READING . . .
WHY I MISS GEORGE W BUSH
WEBCommentary Contributor
Author: Andrew T. Durham
Bio: Andrew T. Durham
Date: November 21, 2009
. . . And on a purely intuitive level, I miss President Bush because I don’t believe he had an evil bone in his body. He ran this country; he didn’t try to shape it into some Frankenstein’s monster socialist nightmare. A President of the United States should be a statesman, even a simple man, but surely not a child radical whose origins we are not allowed to challenge lest we be labeled crazy.
Yes, I miss George W. Bush, if only because I could come home at night and go to bed knowing that, for now, everything was going to be all right. He didn’t have a staff of hotshot narcissists with daddy issues. He ran a board of directors. They stayed in the background and actually worked.
Work.
And you better believe me: God, we need to get that back sometime or we’re all in deep crap.
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Not an evil bone in his body. Something we have all seen from Day 1.
Thank You, Lord, for this President!
Mr. Durham puts into words many of our thoughts. I am thrilled that we aren't the only ones who miss George W. Bush!
Quite probably the most noticeable reason is that we were not bombarded daily with the Maoist [aka communist] inundation of images of the “Commander in Chief” as we are today. President Bush, once he won, stopped campaigning. His victories and, indeed, his presidency were not about some bombastic, megalomaniacal ego feeding frenzy.
He was our CEO.
Right on!
I concur Mr. Durham!
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