Thank You, Mr.President

Intellectual Conservative ^ | George Shadroui

[fish hawk]

I thought the same thing. It is insulting to put President Bush on the same page as that idiot Buchanan.

[linn37]

I agree. President Bush has been a very strong leader even while taking hits from his own party.

[claudiustg]

You're getting your opinions from the Republican echo chamber. :^)

[Seaplaner]

I support Dubya. He's a bright guy (despite media portrayals), he's an honest and decent fellow, he understands the dreadfully serious risks of the war that the terrorists have declared on us, he has a refreshingly keen understanding of economics, and he supports our military 100 percent.

There can never be a president in office for 6 years that anyone can agree with all of the time. And, respectfully, I disagree with President Dubya on immigration (however, I reserve some judgment as he may know some intel or have some civil dis-behavior models about which we are not aware.)

Notwithstanding the above, I'm a proud Bush supporter. And, I'm continually amazed at his strengh, courage, and the fact that he never, ever takes his eye of his top priority of keeping us Americans safe.

Thanks for the important post Vinny. I needed to write this.

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[gb63]

"isn't qualified to talk about it."
His show today...your dittohead is showing..:)

[daybreakcoming]

After all, any man who can drive the terrorists and single issue conservatives to applaud a Democratic victory surely is doing something right.

[concerned about politics]

The first several paragraphs were repeated. I thought I was going nuts at first. Now I'm convinced.

I thought my mouse was sticking. I wondered how the heck a laser mouse could get stuck like that. Sheesh.

Nice article, though. I don't think any other president in history has had so such hate thrown at him by the American press. I don't think a day went by without the press slashing and burning his every move.
Personally, I like the guy. What the press and their democrat side kicks did was abominable. No human being should be treated like that.

[upsdriver]

"dittohead is showing"

Yeah, I felt guilty even commenting on Rush because I've never had a radio talk show. I'm just a truck driver.

[woodbutcher]

That is why I laugh at the idea of the dims impeaching Bush.

That would make Chaney President.

Now don't you think the idea of Chaney as president thrills Rangle, Reid, Pelosi, etc.?

There will never be an impeachment unless Chaney has a heart problem that removes him from office, dies or is put in jail.

Now if one of the above were to happen, the dims would go nuts to put Pelosi in the Oval Office.

At least they would if it were to happen in the next few weeks.

Give it six months and she may be the one the dims want to shoot.

They might try to get her to go bird hunting. If I were Bush, I would double Chaney's security detail and have a doctor following him 24./7

[upsdriver]

Totally agree with your post. Bush will be viewed as one of our greatest presidents when history looks back on these times.

[gb63]

It seems no one wants to give Bush credit. When he was first elected they said Cheney was actually calling the shots (Lyndon Larouche still says that), then it was Rove who was the real brain, then some cabal of neo-cons with 'Jewish' names. Now it's his Daddy....

[Vinny]

Not really. I support Bush on the War and taxes,

NOT on his immigration policies (amnesty-lite) and his expansion of the Nanny state, or on his use of his ink-less veto pen.

I don't believe that we should be beating each other up over the elections though.

[diamond6]

"But kicking a man when he's down has never been a sign of character. Republicans and Democrats might observe the example of Ronald Reagan. After beating Jimmy Carter in 1980, Reagan wanted desperately to reach out to the defeated President in a graceful way. Even as he prepared to take the oath of office, Reagan looked to Carter for news about the hostages in Iran in the hope that he could publicly credit Carter for securing their release. That's class.

President Bush is a good (but stubborn) man who has faced unprecedented calamities that would have tested even our greatest presidents. In fact, every president faces political setbacks and stands accused of major mistakes, particularly during time of war."


Bears repeating.......

[GraceofGod]

"Two months after VE Day, Churchill went down to a resounding electoral defeat. Sad to say, we will probably need another 9-11 to restore Republican majorities in the house and in the senate."

Sadly, true... and bears repeating.

[DTogo]

As for Buchanan and Limbaugh, they so worked up the nation about immigration that they almost hand-delivered the Hispanic vote to the Democrats. What made this issue a national emergency all of sudden? Actually, nothing.

Actually, 3000 dead people on 9/11/01.

[GraceofGod]

Apparently "bears repeating" bore repeating. That's a funny freak thing; "bears repeating" two posts in a row. hehe

[Fledermaus]

Are you serious? He caves to what the Euro's think. He doesn't fight to win. He won't get tough beyond silly rhetoric.

He laid the claim to being tough and then backed off of the Axis of Evil. He won't use overwhelming force to kill the terrorist in Iraq once HE created the front line in the war on terror.

He is LOUSY with PR in the war by letting the MSM and others get away with calling Iraq a war when it's a battle in the WOT.

He let's the bureaucrats and backstabbers control his agenda and get away with leaks and treason and DOES NOTHING.

He scapegoats Rumsfeld who was at least doing the hard work of fighting the bureaucrats and the military-industrial complex. He let Colin Powell undermind his foreign policy and then puts in the worthless Condi Rice who licks the boots of Iran.

If that is steadfast then I'd hate to see wimpy.

[ClaireSolt]

ping

[diamond6]

Yes, there has been much repeating in this entire thread, LOL!!!!

[claudiustg]

You can say that again...you can say that again.