[GretchenM]

Well, I declare, I've never seen ANYTHING like the way hundreds of thousands / millions of ordinary Americans react to this president and his family. And it's increasing as we get closer to The Big Day.

It's not just his goodness (born of Christ in him), it's four years of prayers poured out by many of those who finally get to meet him.

Young'uns, take note. We are not likely to see this again for a very long time.

God has blessed America. And we're so blessed to be living witnesses to this amazing chapter in our history.

[GretchenM]

Pinging you over here so we can continue talking on today's Dose -

I love daffodils! It's so weird to my widdle brain how the halves of the earth operate on opposite time tables and toilet flush swirls!

[phancypants]

This young'un is taking note.
I'm very lucky I was just old enough to remember Reagan and now to be able to vote for Bush.
What an honor!

[ohioWfan]

Amen to EVERY word, Gretchen!

I've never seen anything like this in over a half century. God is GOOD!

[snugs]

**It's not just his goodness (born of Christ in him), it's four years of prayers poured out by many of those who finally get to meet him. Young'uns, take note. We are not likely to see this again for a very long time. God has blessed America. And we're so blessed to be living witnesses to this amazing chapter in our history.**

I echo your sentiments from Britain

[notpoliticallycorewrecked]

Young'uns, take note. We are not likely to see this again for a very long time.

After Bob Dole in 96 I thought that you could have put a fork in the Republican party-we were done. But with the rise of Bush and the come back of the Republican party I now have hope that there are others out there that will rise to the top to take a leadership role in the future.

[snugs]

Just read transcript of a town hall question and answer session the Cheneys did today and the following was his response to a question on the economy.

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QUESTION:
My question is, last week, the U.S. Department of Labor announced that a 144,000 new jobs were created, which to me is a step in the right direction. But at the same time, Senator Kerry has put these ads out saying that we have the worst economy since the Great Depression, basically. And I just wanted to know how you respond to that, and why he is basically trying to come out and mislead the United States on this issue?

THE VICE PRESIDENT: Well, I obviously, disagree with him. I think to say this is the worst economy since the Great Depression -- I'm trying to think of how I can appropriately -- (Laughter.) Lynne says he's been too busy windsurfing. (Laughter and applause.)

He then went on to answer the question properly

There's no question we got work to do on the economy. We always do. There's always more that we can do to improve the quality of life, to improve opportunities for people, to improve our educational system so that our kids can take advantage of our economy when they finally do get out of school, so we can train people to be able to fill those jobs that are being created. But to suggest that this is the worst economy since the Great Depression, I didn't live through the Depression. I was born in 1941. But my parents did. And I've got to tell you, I just -- I think that's rhetoric that's over the top. I don't buy it. I don't think most people do. (Applause.)
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GOOD ONE VEEP