Rules for conservative radicals

This is a really good article. It tells about what the Left is up to, and how they dehumanized President Bush. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/mar/30/rules-for-conservative-radicals/

Rules for conservative radicals

President Bush visits a Hardware store in Dallas

Bush Visits Dallas Hardware Store, Jokes About Applying for Job
Bush was responding to an open letter to him from the store's president and CEO inviting him to consider a position as a part-time greeter.

The article is here.

I sure do miss him. He looks like he has lost some weight in the photo. I hope he isn't sick or anything. Maybe he is getting more exercise from moving.

President Bush visits a Hardware store in Dallas

Historians rank Abraham Lincoln the best President

They Ranked President Bush 36 out of 42 Presidents. Maybe that number will come up, eventually.

Bush scored lowest in international relations, where he was ranked 41st, and in economic management, where he was ranked 40th. His highest ranking, 24th, was in the category of pursuing equal justice for all. He was ranked 25th in crisis leadership and vision and agenda setting.

In contrast, Lincoln was ranked in the top three in each of the 10 categories evaluated by participants.

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Historians rank Abraham Lincoln the best President

Hypocrites on paying taxes

I read an article not long ago about how when the left is in power, they feel that this is their country. They can see one of our planes overhead, and they say, "this is our plane". When the Dems are in power, they suddenly become patriotic.

Think about this for a second. If that is the case, then they don't feel that this is their country, and therefore, they don't have to pay their taxes when the Republicans are in charge? Is that the reason the Dems, and so many of them here lately, are having trouble with taxes?

I just think that they wanted to see President Bush fail. [snark] They didn't agree with his policies so they cheated on their taxes. Well, anyway, this is a good article from the national review with lots of good points.

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Hypocrites on paying taxes

New Poll about Scooter Libby

Should Former President Bush have pardoned Scooter Libby?

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Former President Bush and Vice President Dick Chaney have a disagreement about this. Dick Chaney said that he thinks Scooter Libby should have received a pardon. What do you think?

New Poll about Scooter Libby

Karl Rove: Bush was right when it mattered most

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I think that it was inexcusable for the way that President Bush was treated by people at the inauguration. "na-na-na-na-hey, hey, Goodbye". After all, he was our President, and deserved our respect for that office.

Now, the left is feeling patriotic and wants to fly the colors. They resent anyone who questions their patriotism. They are all for the country now since the Democrats are in power. It is their country now.

From the first day President Bush took office, and even now, he has had to suffer hatred from the left. The only news that reported on him in Texas was Fox News. The rest of them couldn't wait to get Obama in office, so they could get rid of President Bush.

The left needs to stop the hate. I don't know what it will take, maybe another attack? It was wrong the way that you treated our former President. He is a good man, and should have been respected.

You may later come to appreciate President Bush when Obama screws this country up beyond repair. I for one, hope that doesn't happen. When Obama closes Gitmo, and puts terrorists in prison, and the ACLU lets them out, what will you think of your Messiah then?

I am not trying to hurt anyone, I am just stating my opinion on the subject. Wake up America! Before it is too late to turn back.

Karl Rove: Bush was right when it mattered most

Obama's Pricey Inauguration

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With Obama's ability to raise so much money, why doesn't he do it to help the economy? He can blow millions of dollars for his inauguration, why can't raise money to help out the country?

Quote="Obama has pledged transparency in his inauguration fundraising. He has disclosed inaugural donors as the fundraising continued, though he is not required to do so until after the ceremony."

[snort-yeah, like he did during his campaign. I will believe it when I see it. I wonder if there will be Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse?]

Security and transportation costs are being paid by taxpayers. And with millions of tourists expected to descend on Washington for Tuesday's inauguration ceremony, Bush declared a state of emergency, allowing the district to recover some costs for the event.

The Republicans ought to say something about the spending when our economy is so bad right now.

Despite the bleak economy, however, Democrats who called on President George W. Bush to be frugal four years ago are issuing no such demands now that an inaugural weekend of rock concerts and star-studded parties has begun.

It is different when a Democrat does it, isn't it? They want to talk about the Republican's spending, and list that as the reason why we lost so many House and Senate seats. I have a feeling that we haven't seen anything yet.

Obama's Pricey Inauguration

Bush: Obama Shouldn't Become 'Economic Forecaster'

Good Article.

Bush: Obama Shouldn't Become 'Economic Forecaster'
President Bush says his administration did not foresee the economic meltdown.

FOXNews.com

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

WASHINGTON - President George W. Bush is confident that he and first lady Laura Bush have lost money in the economic crisis, but that they won't find out until after he leaves office how much their financial accounts have lost.

In an interview with CNN's Larry King on Tuesday, the president said his personal assets are in a blind trust and that the last time he talked with the trustees was eight years ago. Bush said he has "no earthly idea" how much he and his wife have lost in the market slump but said he's confident that they had lost some.

Asked what part of the responsibility for the financial meltdown rests on his shoulders, Bush defended his decision to ask Congress to approve a $700 billion financial rescue plan. He said his actions have mitigated the effects the economic crisis is having on Americans. He also argued that his administration called for reform of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, but that no legislative reform was ever passed.

"Not to blow my own horn, but I recognized the dangers inherent with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and asked Congress to regulate them," Bush said, adding that he was worried they were getting a little overextended.

But he acknowledged that his administration did not foresee the meltdown.

"No, we didn't see it coming," he said. "We saw that there could be dangers in an unregulated Fannie and Freddie and they needed a regulator and they needed to be reined in."

Bush also said it wasn't a good idea for President-elect Obama to "become an economic forecaster once he gets to be president."

"I think he can say it's going to be a tough period, but to predict what the economy is going to do ... it is going to be bad. How bad? How long?" Bush said. "What he ought to be saying -- and I know he feels this way -- is he's going to take the steps he thinks are necessary to get us back on the road to recovery and we will recover."

In the interview held in the White House library, Bush also defended Vice President Dick Cheney, describing him as an intelligent patriot. He denied allegations that some of the harsh interrogation techniques used on terror suspects amounted to torture and said he was "comfortable" with the methods used because they were based on legal opinions. While he said the U.S.-led invasion in Iraq was the right decision, he acknowledged being "worried Iraq was going to fail" at the time he decided to dispatch 30,000 more U.S. troops there in 2007.

Bush was asked if Hurricane Katrina was the lowest point of his presidency.

"Well, I think being called a racist was the low point," Bush replied, referring to reaction to the federal government's sluggish response to the needs of hurricane victims, many of whom were black.

Asked if he thought he had gotten a bum rap as president, Mrs. Bush chimed in, saying that she thought he had. "A lot of it was very personal and demeaning," she said.

The president, however, brushed off the criticism, saying he couldn't and didn't make decisions based on polls.

On other issues, the president said he was a little surprised that his brother, Jeb, decided not to run for the Senate from Florida. Bush declined to tip his hand about whether he planned to issue more pardons before leaving office. And he said he had no interest in being commissioner of baseball -- that even though he loves the sport, he was going to focus his attention on writing a book and developing his presidential library and center at Southern Methodist University campus in Dallas.

Bush: Obama Shouldn't Become 'Economic Forecaster'

Vanity Fair article on the Bush Legacy

Check this out.

Have you all seen this? Your thoughts?

Vanity Fair article on the Bush Legacy

Bush shoe-thrower "tortured"

When I first read this article, I thought, "oh, give me a break." It was probably due to where I got it from. Al Jazeera doesn't like the United States at all. With all the people protesting about the shoe-thrower being in prison, do you think that it is possible that he is being tortured?

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Bush shoe-thrower 'tortured'


The two shoes narrowly missed the US president as he gave a news conference in Baghdad


An Iraqi journalist arrested after throwing his shoes at the US president has been tortured during his detention, his brother has said.

Muntazer al-Zaidi, who called George Bush "a dog" during his attack, was beaten by security guards after his arrest, Durgham al-Zaidi told Al Jazeera on Tuesday.

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Bush shoe-thrower "tortured"

I appreciate you, President Bush

We haven't had a Terrorist Attack in 7 years. He has kept us safe. I am worried about our future with Barack Obama in office. I didn't do the following petition, but I found it on another blog last night, and signed it.

If you would like to tell President Bush Thank you for keeping us safe, Read the following:

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Hi,

I wanted to draw your attention to this important petition that I recently signed:

"Thank you President George W. Bush!"
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/TYPGWB?e

I really think this is an important cause, and I'd like to encourage you to add your signature, too. It's free and takes less than a minute of your time.

Thanks!
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I appreciate you, President Bush