A day in the life of President Bush (07/17/06):

www.yahoo.com/news/ www.whitehouse.gov/news/ ^ | 17th July 2006 | Snugs

[snugs]

The President and the first lady spent the weekend in in Russian where the President was attending the G8 Conference which concluded today.

Today the President attended the sumit and also had some side line meetings.

They arrived back in Washington this afternoon

The Vice President attended a Fund Raiser on Friday for state Sen, Ray Meier, in Utica, N.Y.

Today the Vice President spoke at a luncheon fund raiser for Jeff Lamberti, GOP candidate in the 3rd Congressional District, at the Wakonda Club in Des Moines, Iowa.

Today the Vice President also spoke to and met National Guard troops during a visit to Camp Dodge in Johnston, Iowa

Enjoy your visit to Sanity Island

[tommix2]

Twenty five miles is plenty in this heat. Over a hundred deg here last two days but chilly at night.

[Majie Purple]

G'night snugs...Sweet dreams!

[Majie Purple]

Sorry that I initially missed it that you got
in under the .10 sec rule!
Congrats!

[mafree]

I didn't know I ranked a toaster- thanks.

[Salem]

You bet!  

[iluvgeorgie]

Did you see the story about the man who risked his life to make Dubya a rug? That man has more patriotism and American spirit than all the liberals in this country combined. I'm sure our president will cherish it.

If we had to put a face on America and all she stands for, I'd pick Dubya any day.

[SuziQ]

I saw that article on Opinion Journal this morning. It is amazing how the libs are using the hated (by them) Ronald Reagan, and distorting history, to try to make President Bush look bad.

[SuziQ]

***THE UN has become a safe haven for Thugs and Dictators. When Cuba and Sudan are on the Human rights Commission. that is all the proof I need***

It has been that way for years. In the depths of the Cold War, the UN had the so-called "Non-Aligned Nations" which were not supposed to be aligned with either the US or the USSR, but they were ALWAYS against the US.

[Kate of Spice Island]

Yupperss on the toaster!

This is my second one this week. Last time was about a year ago, so I was definitely due.

[Kate of Spice Island]

G'night and thanks again for such a wonderful job on the dose

[WaterDragon]

A most enjoyable visit to Sanity Island! Thanks, snugs!

[ThatPat]

I enlarged the photo of the rug. A little more of the details can be seen ....

[struggle]

As a Repub thats lived in Japan for years, it always warms my heart to see Koizumi and Bush together. Always smiles.

[Wolfstar]

Hi snugs. It's quite late here, but I wanted to stop by to say thanks for the Dose. Good to see President and Mrs. Bush have arrived home safely.

[Wolfstar]

I love seeing Koizumi and Dubya together. They so obviously enjoy each other's company.

[Wolfstar]

Hi Deb. Thanks for the excerpt of the Fred Barnes piece. I totally agree with what Barnes says. I love President Reagan. He was a great man, but that's just it. He was a man, subject to human failures as well as successes, just like all of us. He doesn't need to be turned into some caricature of a saint in order for his place in history to be assured.

[GretchenM]

SOOO nice to see them coming home, happy, and safe.

Thanks for another Dose, Eleanor.

[GretchenM]

A well-deserved congratulations on being

NUMBER ONE!!!!

[GretchenM]

all that was needed was the "S" removed from his chest and replaced with "UN"

From the reviews I've read, that is perfect. Good one, Mike.

[GretchenM]

This should be photoshopped to show Tony holding a bottle of men's deodorant.