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To: DrDeb
Good article, DrDeb. President Bush is the real deal and partisan hacks just cannot separate him from the people. I have a client whose hispanic mother lives in Texas. The client explained how truly loved "W" was there.

Since 9/11, his megaphone speech at ground zero, and his oval office talk with reporters, ie: "I'm a loving guy, but I've got a job to do," cannot be spun away. The whole country has had an opportunity to see what a good man he truly is. When I saw a young black man on CNN saying "he is my heart," I realized just how strongly the impact of a good man doing a great job for a country he loves is (maybe that should be a "great man" doing a "good job"). The nattering nabobs have their work cut out for themselves when it comes to George W. Bush.

24 posted on 05/02/2002 5:12:45 PM PDT by reaganite
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To: reaganite
"When I saw a young black man on CNN saying "he is my heart" ----- OH, MY! I didn't see/hear that acomment!! Now you have me in tears! President Bush is, indeed, America's heart! What a wonderful thing for that man to say and for others to hear. I am "hearing" this now - thanks to you - and to Free Republic! Thanks!
50 posted on 05/02/2002 6:40:41 PM PDT by Freedom'sWorthIt
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To: reaganite
Since 9/11, his megaphone speech at ground zero, and his oval office talk with reporters, ie: "I'm a loving guy, but I've got a job to do," cannot be spun away. The whole country has had an opportunity to see what a good man he truly is. When I saw a young black man on CNN saying "he is my heart," I realized just how strongly the impact of a good man doing a great job for a country he loves is (maybe that should be a "great man" doing a "good job"). The nattering nabobs have their work cut out for themselves when it comes to George W. Bush.

Yes.

73 posted on 05/02/2002 8:03:05 PM PDT by Mad_Tom_Rackham
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To: reaganite
I am a hispanic from Texas and Bush was indeed held in high esteem. He is well liked.
81 posted on 05/02/2002 8:13:02 PM PDT by olliemb
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To: reaganite
When I saw a young black man on CNN saying "he is my heart," I realized just how strongly the impact of a good man doing a great job for a country he loves is (maybe that should be a "great man" doing a "good job").

This is pitiful. It's actually sad.

124 posted on 05/02/2002 9:51:36 PM PDT by FreedomFriend
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To: reaganite;Big Steve;deport;blackie;Deb;GUIDO;Howlin
When I saw a young black man on CNN saying "he is my heart," I realized just how strongly the impact of a good man doing a great job for a country he loves is (maybe that should be a "great man" doing a "good job").


This is so beautiful! Thaks,reaganite.

137 posted on 05/02/2002 10:09:32 PM PDT by Lady In Blue
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To: reaganite
Great comments. I did not realize others were developing the same bond with Bush as I have. Hard to explain but the more I see how he operates the more trust and respect I have for him. I know he will not be perfect, I know I will not always agree with him, I know he will make mistakes but this is the man I want as President of the United States. He has the values, the honor, the integrity, the love of this country AND HE IS ONE OF US.

The emotion shown in the White House interview with questions on 9/11 - "I'm a loving guy but I've got a job to do" as others were ridiculing him for not returning to the White House immediately the day of the bombing really showed the man we have. I thanked God for providing George Bush for us.

146 posted on 05/02/2002 10:19:42 PM PDT by ClancyJ
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