A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 7/28/03

7/28/03

[mtngrl@vrwc]

Today, President Bush went to Pittsburgh to make remarks at the National Urban League conference, a group that represents black Americans. He said the U.S. economy is showing fresh signs of improvement. He urged Congress to approve languishing legislation to help low-income Americans and those having a hard time finding work.

Then later he greeted Ben Curtis, winner of the 2003 British Open, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington. Curtis outlasted Tiger Woods and other champion golfers to win the tourney earlier this month.

Also today, President Bush signed the Burmese Freedom and Democracy Act. The legislation is supposed to send a message to the regime of Burma that the regime's continued detention of Aung San Suu Kyi and continued oppression of its people is unacceptable and cannot be allowed to stand.

Enjoy your Daily Dose of Dubya!

[Brad’s Gramma]

I know I'm being selfish, but I wish we could have him for another 100 years ..

I agree, Mo. We'll probably never have another entertainer and great American like him.

[baseballmom]

Thanks for posting the Dose tonight mrngrl.

Wonderful pics tonight.

Been feeling sad today about the passing of Bob Hope. Another era ends.

[mtngrl@vrwc]

Thanks for posting the Dose tonight mrngrl.

You are very welcome! I thoroughly enjoy posting it. Thanks to you all for being here tonight!

[Mo1]

We'll probably never have another entertainer and great American like him.

The way many in Hollywood are now?? .. No chance in that happening

It's sad .. when I was a kid, my mother never had to worry what I watched on TV .. it was normally movies like the ones Bob Hope made

Today ... it is safer for my children to watch the news then it is to watch the movies from Hollywood

[4mycountry]

13 years old.

Thanks for the compliment! :)

[mtngrl@vrwc]

Howdy. I am back from the hospital-Jan is back in. Have no clue as to what is going on except an internist is called in. Will keep you posted.

Please do. I will be praying that all goes well.

[Mo1]

No chance in that happening

I meant .. there is no chance of having another great star like Bob Hope

Sorry .. it's been a long day

[mtngrl@vrwc]

Welcome to the Dose! It's nice to see you here!

[Mo1]

I have a special request for prayers this evening. This is actually GOOD news, but needs some heavenly help.

You got'em Kitkat .. sending prayers ASAP

[SuziQ]

I'll put Jan on our Parish Prayer line!

[Brad’s Gramma]

First off, THANKS for the Dose....secondly, did you go to Sacramento this past weekend??

[Mo1]

I have a question .. when in the heck is Chrissy Matthews going to get over those 16 words .. now he is going after Condi Rice?

[Brad’s Gramma]

My guess? Never.

It'll always grate on the libs. ANYTHING truthful will grate on them. They'll lie, cheat, lie, cheat...whatever it takes to make them look good. (they don't, but they're too stupid to know that)

[altura]

Thanks, Dr. Deb, for posting that good news about the Prez' ratings. I have been feeling a little depressed with all the negative press which is inescapable even though I try.

I kind of agree with Ann Coulter in that the vicious anti-Bush, anti-American criticism by the left which is published and promoted without scrutiny in most of the press hurts our position in Iraq and encourages the resistance there to think we may give up if they keep the pressure on.

And the scary thing is, they don't seem to care, as long as they can hurt Bush.

[admiralsn]

Larry King had a Bob Hope tribute tonight. It was great. For guests, he had Art Linkletter, Wayne Newton, Connie Francis, and Jane Russell. Nancy Reagan phoned in for a few minutes. They spoke of Bob's friendship with Republican Presidents. Then a caller called in and asked the panel who they thought was Mr. Hope's favorite President. Art Linkletter said that Hope was clearly a Republican in his philosopy and thinking, but he tried to be diplomatic and say that Hope liked all of the President's that he befriended. Then, someone (I think Larry King) said, "I think his favorite was Reagan," and Linkletter replied, "Yeah, it was probably Reagan. He was certainly my favorite." At which point the feisty Jane Russell pointed her finger at the camera and said, "That was when EVERYONE in Hollywood was Republican!" It was great commentary from a great group of distinguished Americans.

[admiralsn]

When SOMEONE falls because of it. Which, as BG says, is NEVER!

[Brad’s Gramma]

At which point the feisty Jane Russell pointed her finger at the camera and said, "That was when EVERYONE in Hollywood was Republican!"

WOWOWOW!!!!

[SevenofNine]

WHAT NO Tiger woods what up with that

Yeah Mtngrl A&E had thingy on Bob Hope this evening rack itt


WAR USO TOURS
Warrrr Road picture with Bing

WARRRR getting punk in Golf by Bing

[Mo1]

When SOMEONE falls because of it. Which, as BG says, is NEVER!

True .. but I am getting sick of this crap from the left

[RoseofTexas]

Kitkat, YOU my dear show such strenght! God bless you and may your son have a TOTAL healing!