[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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[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....

[OldFriend]

As we saw, altho many paid no attention, to the recent elections in Mexico. If we were to close the border, deport all the people working here, that country would fall into revolution and have a Chavez clone in power. The oil would be a weapon against us.

Not that the dems understand how urgent drilling our own oil would be...we have to live with those decisions.

Much as the ignorant want to bring down the Saudi government, there is no understanding at all of the consequence of an OBL type running that country.

Ignorance may be bliss but it may also be deadly.