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To: Libertarianize the GOP

Bush talks tough early in the day then chooses to honor the worst president in US history, just when I think Bush is starting to do the right thing he again demonstrates a disregard for our country and Constitution.

That is rather harsh. First of all, this was scheduled before he spoke today. Probably long before. There are only 43 Presidents in the history of our country so even the worst President was still only one of 43. Not too bad really. But President Clinton honored President Reagan during his Presidency when he named a building in D.C. This is something that all Presidents do. We may have a Democrat President naming a building for GW someday. Do we want DU to complain and be nasty about that?


44 posted on 03/23/2007 6:31:09 PM PDT by napscoordinator (.)
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To: napscoordinator

About a year ago the Harvard Business Journal ran a feature on leaders who intimidate. LBJ would insist that his staff come into the john and discuss official business while he sat on the throne taking care of his bodily functions. One time out in the middle of Texas LBJ made his chauffeur pull over so that he could relieve himself. While the Secret Service agent held the door LBJ pissed on the agents shoe and when the agent said something LBJ said I know. He did it on purpose just to demonstrate his power. As for being a disgusting piece of humanity LBJ tops even Clinton or Carter. It might be fitting that the building named for LBJ is for an unconstitutional department, it demonstrates the same kind of contempt for our government that LBJ showed.


45 posted on 03/23/2007 6:53:58 PM PDT by Libertarianize the GOP (Make all taxes truly voluntary)
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To: napscoordinator
But President Clinton honored President Reagan during his Presidency when he named a building in D.C. This is something that all Presidents do

Congress names buildings. The President, if he so chooses, only does the honors at some kind of ceremony. I doubt Bill Clinton ever presided over a ceremony honoring Ronald Reagan.

85 posted on 03/24/2007 9:03:43 PM PDT by hinckley buzzard
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