[MJY1288]

"It was an incredible day for the President. He was greeted with more passion in Romania than he is in some cities in the States"

That was a huge crowd in Romania to greet the POTUS and that was in the rain, and a freezing rain at that. I was very glad I caught that this morning. Very impressive

[Mo1]

That was a huge crowd in Romania to greet the POTUS and that was in the rain, and a freezing rain at that.

That is what I thought this morning when I saw it .. WOW!!!

This just proves those liberal rags wrong .. These folks REALLY REALLY like the President

[patriciaruth]

That was a huge crowd in Romania to greet the POTUS

Did you hear NBC's Brian Williams dissing the crowd, stating it had been "bussed in" by the head of state?

Did you EVER hear NBC comment or mention how anyone in a Clinton crowd got there?

Reminds me of their claiming that the FReepers outside "Cheney's House" were "bussed in" by the RNC during the post election fight in 2000. Totally untrue, as the FReepers there can testify.

So, that is probably garbage. The people may have come on busses as that is the only mode of transportation many people there have, having just survived a half century of four year plans. And the crowd in the cold rain in Romania looked greater than the 5,000 reported.

Anybody got a crowd estimate in Lithuania?

[freepersup]

As a credit to our President, we have become accustomed to his Presidential conduct abroad. These visits are in a sense, somewhat routine now. Not on the order of the past perp, as he wantonly abused his powers and traveled incessantly. My point is, that this visit overseas by President Bush, and the induction of the newest members to NATO is a diplomatic coup, as well as a political coup, and maybe most importantly, a military coup. It seems as if it is business as usual, because our man is doing what he has been doing all along... being Presidential.