A day in the life of President Bush (photos): 11/14/01

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[rintense]

From long talks to long walks, from cutting nuclear arsenals to chopping cedar, from limousines to "Gators", the U.S.-Russia summit goes casual and gets personal as it moves to President Bush's ranch.

President Bush made a statement late this evening regarding the rescue of the eight humanitarian workers in Afghanistan. Bush said that the rescue was coordinated with the Afghanis and local Red Cross officials. The eight workers are now safe in Pakistan. Wnjoy your daily dose of Dubya!

[Wphile]

Beautiful shot of such a handsome man. Have I said that before? He was so sincere and sweet talking about the aid workers being rescued. Sigh.

Laura looks great in her dress down outfit. What is the deal with W's sleeves? They are always hanging over his hands. He must like them that way. Makes him look like a little kid.

Sheesh...this will teach me to be late to the Dose. I had to read through 158 posts! Loads of fun though, I must say.

[okstatemom]

Thank God for miracles! I'm so thankful Dubya is our President. Last year at this time we still didn't know . . .

[JulieRNR21]

From another article about Putin & Bush on the Ranch:

Bush toasted Putin, saying, ''Usually you only invite good friends to your home and that is clearly the case here.''

Putin responded in kind: ''The U.S. is fortunate at such a critical time in its history to have a man of such great character at its helm.''

High praise from Putin who recognizes what we Bush Babes all know but sadly the lamestream media doesn't.

[rintense]

Thank you!!! It is truly a joy knowing that these photos bring such happiness to others.

[rintense]

You are very welcome! Post more often!

[Reborn]

While looking at tonight's pics I just cried and cried. What a MAN! What a President! Man alive, after 8 years of hell with x42, I feel like I've finally entered the Promise Land!

Just think of the history in the making in Texas tonight! A Russian President spending the night in the home of an American President. And Dubya is the right man at the right time. Goodness me, I have such tears of joy to have this wonderful man as our President. I adored President Reagan, and went president Clinton and her husband slithered into the White House, I feared that I would never see another President who could speak into the depths of my heart with his very eyes, and not say one word. Oh, I don't even begin to know how to say how happy I am to have our Dubya.

Rintense, God bless you love for posting these pics each night. And God Bless America!!!

[STARWISE]

Found this great shot of the wonderful welcom Putin received by Texans .... awesome!!! Must have just been a delightful jolt to him .. amazing and miraculous how God works, and how our Cold War enemy has become our friend. Keep praying.

The crowd cheers as Russian President Valdimir Putin and his wife Lyudmila arrive at a Waco, Texas airport, November 14, 2001. Putin and his wife were planning an overnight stay at U.S. President's George W.Bush's Texas ranch. Bush plans to treat Putin to Western-style entertainment, Texas cooking and a tour on all-terrain vehicles of his beloved 1,600 acre (647 hectare) Prairie Chapel ranch. He also was planning to follow up on their Tuesday talks in Washington on a new strategic relationship. REUTERS/Jeff Mitchell

[NYC GOP Chick]

Purrrrrrr.... sheesh, what a GREAT picture of Rummy. Now that's a smart looking guy!!

I'm still upset that he was only a very few blocks from me yesterday morning, but I didn't know about it until it was too late to finish getting dressed, dry my hair and run over there. GRRR!

[GretchenEE]

Today we've got incredibly good news. Our United States military rescued eight humanitarian workers who had been imprisoned in Afghanistan.

Funny ... how NBC and my local news affiliate didn't bother to phrase it that way. They skipped over the "military rescued" part until a brief mention at the end. For all I could tell, if I had a mind to listen only to the first two sentences, these aid workers (the two Americans were ~Hello~ Christian missionaries arrested for telling others about Christ, but most news outlets don't want to say that) just meandered out into freedom on their own. Not exaggerating.

[GretchenEE]

Love that the President picked them up in his pick up truck

Can you imagine being ferried around by the President of the United States in his truck?

Can you imagine having the US President meet you at the helicopter landing?

Can you imagine the President inviting you and 22 of his closest buds to a Texas barbeque?

Can you imagine what a time the Putins are having?

And was not Mrs. Putin's gift of that yellow rose the height of civility and respect?

Can you imagine hildabeast holding her own umbrella?

(Sorry, just had to throw in one comparison.)

[GretchenEE]

I'd even eat catfish tonight to be there, and I hate fish!

They like you! Couldn't you give them another chance?

[GretchenEE]

kit (or do I call ya "kat"?), I believe Putin and Mrs. Putin are NOT going to want to leave.

Seriously.

I also believe the Putins are going to want with all their hearts to return the favor in their homeland, and the two couples will come up with some creative reason to put it all together.

[GretchenEE]

Mrs. Putin accidentally brushed up against one of Hillary's shawls last year at the White House, leaving a terrible mess.

I didn't hear about that. Can you define "terrible mess"? Did the silver fall out of hillary's hidden shawl pocket? Was the "First Lady" angry? Did Mrs. P spill food on her heinous? Or ??

[Gracey]

especially like this picture of Putin. He is very fit looking, isn't he?

I learned on another post, that Putin is a black belt, and a jet pilot among a few accomplishments. Fitness is another quality that both he and Bush have in common.

[Verax]

LOLLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!

[Verax]

he...he...he..

[GretchenEE]

I have never seen Bakes and 41Bush look so relaxed and happy.

Imagine how James Baker must feel that he helped secure the victory for 43? After all the good things he's done with his life, if he is planning on bowing out of the public eye, that is surely a fine note to end a symphony.

[GretchenEE]

If the press had one brain among itself, it would haul its sorry self into a conference room and talk amongst itself and figure out that the security and progress of this country depends on excellent foreign relations, and do something to promote them, instead of pretending that George Walker Bush is a moron.

Look at this photo Timeout found that will be on the cover of the stinking New York Times tomorrow. These people should have their commitment to America questioned in public by someone who has some authority behind his / her name.

[GretchenEE]

There is something else to be grateful for in that poll besides the fact that the proper man won it, and that is that John McCain didn't even appear in the final tally. But Orrin Hatch? What's that all about?