LIVE THREAD: President Bush's State of the Union Address 2006 9:00 P.M. EST

Free Republic ^ | January 31, 2006

[Howlin]

9:00 P.M. EST!!!

It's a great day to be a Republican!!!!

[harpo11]

It's a great day to be a Republican!!!!

Ditto!

Mostly deep gratitude for the honorable and manly resolve and confident stature of our President and his lovely wife, First Lady Laura Bush, poise, graciousness and dignity.

And, thank you President Bush for your resolve and deep dedication to the defense and protection of our great nation and American citizens.

A what an awesome sight this night seeing our two new Supreme Court Justices standing tall for our Constitution and again our President standing strong and proud for America and her brave and courageous men and women serving in our Armed Forces.

God Bless President Bush, America and her people.

[Txsleuth]

OKKKKKKAAAYYY

Now Tucker Carlson, Conservative...just said that he didn't like Bush's plan to spread democracy abroad...and didn't think, that Bush should be so "proud" of America's role in that..

[Seattle Conservative]

Hmmm. Verrry in-ter-es-tinggggg.

[JustaCowgirl]

My Governor is JEB!! :)

You're a lucky one. Jeb is a good governor. Oh how I wish he could and would run for President.

[Diddle E. Squat]

The phrase 'common sense' just keeps popping into my mind when I hear him talk. He is very effective in communicating that he 'gets it'. Which is why when someone claims that the picture of him in that dress at a costume party will sink him, they completly miss that most Americans will shrug it off as simply "He went to a party, big deal, what he says about policy makes sense."

[Humal]

This is the 2nd time I've noticed Byrd voting WITH the President since that meeting in the Rose Room. Byrd is from the old school of politics. It may be that Byrd is wanting to ride into election on the coattails of the President; maybe the President has promised help to West Virginia (they need some after the two bad mine accidents this month); or whether Byrd has become jaundiced with the Dims actions and is going back to the way it used to be are thoughts that have crossed my mind. Also, I thought when I saw Byrd leave the White House that by being included it boosted his ego enough that he is willing to play ball. If after November he goes back to his former ways, we'll know it wasn't the latter.

Joe Lieberman voted "nae" for Justice Alito, which disappointed me. Of course, he started sounding more like Al Baby during the 2000 election than himself.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Tucker Carlson... That's bow tie boy, isn't it?

My daughter says he looks like his mother dressed him.

[onyx]

Tucker is a wimp. Sorry, but real men do not wear bow ties unless it's with a tux.

[Howlin]

Tucker Carlona, supporter of Chuck Hagel.

[sageb1]

Nice post! REALLY nice post! You have a lot of reading to do, however. :)

[onyx]

ROTFLMAO!

[Soul Seeker]

Ask Tucker what the rate of 13 pieces of silver is these days. he sold out long ago.

[Txsleuth]

And...Chuck Hagel...too big of a wimp to vote on cloture yesterday..

[Seattle Conservative]

Hmmmm. Since VP Cheney has broken the 'mold' for VPs - - -Rudy and Condi? Rudy and Pence? Rudy and George Allen?

[Howlin]

Byrd is from the old school of politics.

I was thinking about that this week, watching him on the floor of the Senate.

We may not agree with him, but I have no doubt he LOVES and HONORS the institutions of this country's government.

Frankly, I think he's offended by the whackjobs in his party.

[Rte66]

Which post? I said a "few" things. How now, brown brow? I just told the VA vanity guy apologist not to give the poor gov a brow-beating.

[Txsleuth]

The only time that Tucker ever sounded "conservative"...was when he had that show on CNN with Bill Press....LOL

[Howlin]

All that and Cindy Sheehan in the slammer.

What more can we ask for one 24 hour period?