A day in the life of President Bush (photos): 2/25/03

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[rintense]

President Bush began his day by speaking to the leaders of Greece and Bulgaria regarding the situation in Iraq and the war on terror. From there, the President had a meeting with the National Economic Council to talk about the latest trends in the economy and to receive a status report on the economic plan that he has proposed to the Congress to help the economy to grow faster. Later in the day, Bush met with a group of Republican House and Senate leaders to discuss the upcoming congressional agenda. Enjoy your daily dose of Dubya!

[clevelandrocks]

Hey guys, I missed Leno, but thanks for the heads up. Everyone else in the house is in bed so I turned the tv off, too bad I missed that, I know it would have made me smile, but then again, reading about it is putting a smile on my face!!

[kitkat]

Aww, Prophy, give your name to Mo1 for her birthday list and we'll all wish you happy birthday on either 2/28 or 3/1. Your choice.

[alnick]

When he said that he's no longer a liberal, he said that in California it used to be the San Andreas fault; now it's Gray Davis' fault.

[hoosiermama]

Love it!

[DrDeb]

I'll search for a transcript (Dennis Miller on Leno) tomorrow -- I'll let you know what I find!

Night all!

REMEMBER, COUNTER E-MAIL TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[baseballmom]

You know what Cleveland, this gives me an idea on how you treat the liberal jerks you have to put up with. Pull a Dennis Miller on them. Humor can be a potent weapon when weilded at these asses. Laugh at them - laugh at their absurd positions, make them realize what total idiots they are through humor.

[azGOPgal]

I'm doing fine, thanks for asking. Liberal idiots aside, how are you doing? We all know what you are going through. I'm sure we all have seen some far off comment about Dubya from a Libidiot that just makes us want to wring their necks. Remember that a lot of these people speak from their asses. School is going well, knock on wood. I have a bunch of clueless LibIdiots in my world politics class. They never cease to amaze me with their stupidity. But all I can do is give them my two cents and hope they come to their senses.

The only thing I can tell you is to just keep the faith. We will all get through this.

[hoosierpearl]

Dennis Miller also went through the list, one by one, of the countries who are saying Nyet to us and dissed them one and all. Said if France wasn't on board when we attacked, they shouldn't be allowed on board later. Funny stuff.
I think there are more people with the president than it looks like from the media coverage. He (and we) don't deserve this garbage.
Compared French to scumbags, but that is a disservice to bags filled with scum. Said we had to shave off the armpit hair off the statue of liberty. Said the French are putting swastikas on American flags over there. [If that doesn't show what lowlifes they are, nothing does.] The French could learn a lesson from the Italian leader.

[clevelandrocks]

Ha ha, yes that is a good idea. The scary part is that most liberals are so stupid that they would not even be able to pick up on the humor. I have tried insulting liberals and I have tried using sarcasm, but they are too stupid to even see what I am doing

[GretchenEE]

If I see one more peace activist I am going to puke.

While in the company of that one more peace activist, you might want to maximize the effect of the gesture of disgust by turning toward your left at the crucial moment. ;=)

[clevelandrocks]

I am glad to hear that school is going well. The liberals have just been extra annoying lately. I know that they are annoying all of the time, but here lately, they have been taking their extra extra strength annoying pills. I just feel so bad for our President and his family. Given the fact that it hurts us to hear people say bad things about the President, I can't even imagine what his wife and daughters are going through.

[clevelandrocks]

hehehe..i like the way you think

[GretchenEE]

Do you or anybody know why Donahue was fired? Is it because because of poor ratings, or did he do something else? I am just thrilled about this. He was such a jerk

He is a jerk with low ratings. The networks take a dim view of the liberal ideology as a business decision driver; for them, profit's the top, middle, and bottom line. And who can blame them?

[azGOPgal]

I know just how you feel. Dubya has poured his heart and soul into protecting our country. It saddens me to see him have to put up with the LibIdiot BS that he gets everyday. Just continue to send daily emails to the President and even the First Lady. They can always use a positive word of praise and I'm sure it's greatly appreciated.

[GretchenEE]

Here's the info from his web site: Sheryl Crowed for Clinton's War in Bosnia

February 25, 2003
It’s so interesting how transparent certain celebrities reveal themselves to be. The exact same Sheryl Crow who was wearing the “I don’t believe in your war Mr. Bush” t-shirt, was belting out tunes to troops in Bosnia back in the 90’s. She was wearing no such t-shirt then. Oh, but that’s right, there was a different president then.

Sheryl Crow, the well-known anti-war protester who inherited that mantle from Joan Baez, a well-known communist sympathizer, went with Hillary Clinton to Bosnia around the holidays to ostensibly support the troops. Unlike at the Grammys on Monday night, the words “no war” were not on her guitar band back then. In fact, Newsmax reported that she told USA Today in April of 1996, "Once over there I felt extremely patriotic."

What changed Sheryl? Oh, that’s right, there was a different president then. In the same interview she also said, "Here are these people, from 18-year-olds to military veterans, enduring real duress for the cause of peace." The singer then gushed, "I don't ever want to play for a regular audience again, only military folks who are starving for music." She even did a special on VH1 titled: Sheryl Crow: A Postcard from Bosnia.

That Was Then, This is Now
I'll guarantee you that if the Bush administration asked her to go entertain the troops in Iraq, she wouldn't go. What’s changed Sheryl? Where is your support and feelings of patriotism now? What happened to only wanting to perform for military folks? What was that little ditty you did at the Grammys? Oh, that’s right, there’s a new president now.

All of these people are just a bunch of thoroughbred hypocrites, and don't give me they were peacekeepers in Bosnia business, they were troops, armed military carrying weapons. That's all that matters.

And from Newsmax.com: Sheryl in Bosnia

[MS.BEHAVIN]

My Dad suffers from it too, tomorrow, he will have a "Gould Assesment" in his home, and also a nurse will come to open up his case and see how much help he will be able to get so that we can keep him in his home. as long as possible...

When I brought him groceries last week..he almost put the gallon of milk in the trash, instead of the fridge..now, he is asking me "Why are you doing this to me, making strangers come here?"

My heart about broke..That is why I haven't posted much..but seeing you guys talk about it helps make it easier..Thanks...

Ms.B

[GretchenEE]

Turn your tears of anguish to prayers, if you're a praying person, and know that W has a very thick skin. God gave it to him to put up with and run on past the timid, the fearful, the whining, among us, to save this country, and much of the world, from a premature series of disasters.

There is much evil afoot. W knows this. He also knows it is his job to smack it down and destroy it.

Go W!

[clevelandrocks]

Thanks for cheering me up. God bless all of you. I am off to bed, and before I go to sleep, I will pray for our President!! Take care and sweet dreams everyone!!

[azGOPgal]

Any time you need your spirits uplifted, you know you can come to the Dose. You have a good night, cleveland, and stay strong. We will make it through this.

[MJY1288]

I have a tip for you, When you talk to your Dad, Hold his hand and look him in the eye when you speak to him. This always seemed to work to calm my Dad down. My experience with him was that if you just spoke to him he couldn't identify the source, But if I held his hand and looked him in the eye he would recognize me and he would start asking me how my family was doing.

I will keep you in my prayers my friend and if you need anything at all, don't hesitate to ask. Alzhiemer's is a heart wrenching experience for the survivors and my best advice is to focus on conforting your Dad, even if he doesn't realize who you are.

God Bless You,

Mike