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To: EveningStar
GREAT POST!! BUMP!!! The Left derides President Bush for being a "cowboy". I always resented that until I read what a cowboy truly is in this piece. She's absolutely right and the next time I hear some Lefty call the President a cowboy, I'm going to say" Dang right and and I'm glad he's one!"
7 posted on 04/27/2003 9:50:06 AM PDT by BlueOneGolf (3rd Infantry Division: "Rock of the Marne!")
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To: BlueOneGolf
Agree. It takes a real man to be a cowboy.
15 posted on 04/27/2003 10:21:25 AM PDT by lonestar (Don't mess with Texans)
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To: BlueOneGolf
I grew up in a cowboy town.

Remember one Sunday at church when I was a very small girl fidgeting and bored until the cowboy from Montana got up to the pulpit to give his talk.

He was tall and dark, wore a bolo tie, cowboy boots and talked with the classic western drawl apologizing that he wasn't good with words.

He pulled out a deck of cards and proceeded to do some real fancy card tricks (don't think that didn't get everybody's attention). And then told the "Cowboy's Deck of Cards."

See this link:

http://www.randalee.com/bbs/index.cgi?read=10650

He ended with saying a few words that have stayed with me my whole life:

"My momma didn't have much learnin', but she was a good woman and taught us good. She said son, you'll only go through your whole life with two people: yourself and God. So be good to them both."

After all these years, I have never forgotten those words of truth.

For more on the Codes of the West, see the below link:

http://www.dimensional.com/~phantomr/bwestern/creeds.htm

President Bush is indeed a cowboy.

27 posted on 04/27/2003 11:19:20 AM PDT by EverOnward
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