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It's High Noon. The train has arrived. The town's people have abandoned the sheriff. Even his new bride is ready to desert him. But he resolves to stand alone against the evil men who are coming to kill him.

If you picture G.W. Bush (or the U.S.) as Gary Cooper in High Noon, there are certainly appropriate analogies with the cowboy image. And there is nothing to be ashamed of in this. A principled stand against evil will always have detractors, and the only thing to do in the face of such opposition is to stick to your convictions. God bless George W. Bush, and grant him the wisdom and courage to bring this to a successful conclusion.

You can hear "Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darling" playing in the background as the hero rides off into the sunset after taking care of the bad guys.