[kayak]

From what I have heard, this is exactly the sort of thing Bush did as Governor of Texas. This man is a LEADER!

Notice one thing in particular about him ...... no "I ... I ... me ... me ... I ... me ..." ....... he is secure enough in himself that he can give others the credit, let them take the spotlight, even when it's been his genius [yes! that's the right word!] that's pulled something through.

[Mo1]

Notice one thing in particular about him ...... no "I ... I ... me ... me ... I ... me ..." ....... he is secure enough in himself that he can give others the credit, let them take the spotlight, even when it's been his genius [yes! that's the right word!] that's pulled something through.

I have noticed

[ohioWfan]

he is secure enough in himself that he can give others the credit, let them take the spotlight, even when it's been his genius [yes! that's the right word!] that's pulled something through.

Genius......yes, indeed, kayak!

This man has asked the Lord for wisdom, and he's asked the American people to pray for wisdom and guidance. Think of all the times it looked like he was trapped, and it turns out he was ahead of the game all the time. IMO, this is beyond human wits. God is using his natural abilities to give him incredible victories over a witless foe!

I can't wait to see what he does next!

[Grampa Dave]

One of my long time friends in a state close to Texas got to know GW when GW was a governor. This friend predicated that GW would be a great president and would do what he has done for America. This was when both phoney conservatives and the left wingers were savaging him back in the primaries in 2000!

That friend was and still is on target about our president!

[mtngrl@vrwc]

Sen. Phil Gramm, Texas Republican, offered another explanation for the split between the House and Senate Democratic leaders. "I think the Democrats in the House don't have a suicide complex, and the ones in the Senate do," he said.

ROTFLOL!

Thanks for the pings and for perking up my morning, ladies!