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To: dfwgator

I don’t blame Bush either. Crimony sakes, he was probably counseled - as Sarah Palin most likely was - to stay out of this because he was ‘toxic.’ If I remember correctly, the left demonized him - in preparation for O’s campaign - and many Republicans turned on him as well.

With friends like that ....

What I admired about him, then, and do to this day - he was a man who had a deep inner core of solid values. Did I always agree with him? No, but I loved having a man of integrity in the WH. So rare.

I think Michael Reagan is wrong on this one. Blame Bush, AGAIN? Gets so old.


19 posted on 11/15/2012 7:56:07 AM PST by bboop (does not suffer fools gladly)
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To: bboop

agree. Michael Reagan, et tu, Brute? Why are the Republicans so willing to ‘eat their own’? Rarely see the Dems do this.

I suspect ‘W’ knew or ‘was advised’ that his active support of the Republican candidate would not be helpful. Yes, he was damned no matter what he did or did not do. Enough, leave this man alone!!

I, too, did not agree with all positions of G.W. but I believe he, like me, loves America with every fiber of his being. For this, his integrity, courage and his love of our military members and their families, I will always respect and admire him. I miss him!


59 posted on 11/15/2012 8:56:19 AM PST by 4integrity
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