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"He's probably a good man, father, and husband. I just don't think he's qualified to be the most powerful man in the world."

I think he's perfect. A man of solid character, vision, and unwavering faith in American ideals and the goodness of America.

I think he communicated that very well, if not with the all the flash of a Clinton.

If you didn't see it, I think no matter what you say, his vision is not resonating with you. And I don't think it's the messenger, I think it's because you simply are in disagreement with the vision, whether you state so or not.

The first time I heard him speak, he set my soul on fire. Because I saw his vision.

Hm....funny. The libs claim Bush is dumb, not intellectual, not a good speaker, not impressive. Then you visit DU and you SEE how intellectual they are. So, apparently, these are the dem talking points being run out for the public again.

Bush is the right leader at the right time. He does not need to have flowery speech - his simple, clear message works very well for him. We can sense sincerity, honor, dignity, leadership and trustworthiness a mile away. The traits the liberals are looking for are flash, elitism, doubletalk, politician-speak saying nothing. The libs value someone they sense is elitist, someone they sense will go to any lengths for power, who might be a tad corrupt (but ok with them). They are not looking for honor, truthfulness, a strong defense of the country.

They are looking for someone who will tax the rich (to pad the pockets of the poor), they are looking for someone to strip the military and avoid any conflict because they want the money to spend on themselves - not to spend on defense.

They want socialism, re-distribution of wealth, abortion, and the U.N. revered as the highest authority.

You just will not find any of those qualities in Bush and that is why we love and trust him.