A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos) - 3.19.04

White House, Yahoo | 03/19/04

[MJY1288]

President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush leave the East Room after speaking about Iraq at the White House in Washington, March 19, 2004. President Bush told officials from 83 nations that differences over the Iraq war are in the past, that deeper resolve is needed in the broader war on terrorism and that they must resist making concessions to al Qaeda. Later in the day President Bush and the First Lady visited the wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington D.C. ................ Enjoy your visit to Sanity Island

[mystery-ak]

Such a heavy burden on the shoulders of our President....Was there any Walter Reed pixs....he visited the wounded there today?

[mystery-ak]

Never mind about the Walter Reed pixs...that last pix of him coming out of WR says it all...sigh!

[MJY1288]

President Bush salutes Army Staff Sgt. Santiago Frias, Bronx, N.Y., at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington Friday, March 19, 2004 after presenting Frias the Purple Heart. Frias was wounded while serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Also pictured is Sgt. Frias mother, Cristina DeJesus, left, and his wife, Nejil.

President George W. Bush reads a baby book with U.S. Army Reservist First Lieutenant Brandan Mueller of Webster Groves, Mo., his wife Amanda, and their daughter Abigail at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., Friday, March 19, 2004. Lt. Mueller was injured while serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS & GOD BLESS PRESIDENT BUSH

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[visualops]

Great bunch of pics, thanks for the Dose!

[MJY1288]

Hey now, at least I saved the best for last :-)

[azGOPgal]

Such raw emotion in these pictures. This man takes his job absolutely serious. These are pictures of a man who respects and values the military.

God help our country if he isn't re-elected.

[Kaslin]

This is a great picture. I like the way Laura smiles

[baseballmom]

Hi Mike, Checking in

[mystery-ak]

Oh my...God, how the troops love him...

[MJY1288]

President Bush delivered a great speech today, He truly is a great leader

[MJY1288]

Yes they do

Be back in a few, I have a small honey-do list to finish :-)

[Kaslin]

Such a heavy burden on the shoulders of our President....Was there any Walter Reed pixs....he visited the wounded there today?

You know how the liberals, or left-wingers like I prefer to call them always complain that the president never went to any funerals of the troops who lost their lives (as if Billy Jeff went). Does anyone recall Billy Jeff visiting any soldiers at Walter Reed while he was president? I certainly don't

[baseballmom]

Oh, yes, look at that expression on his face leaving WRAMC. Bless his heart, he has the weight of the world on his shoulders.

[ODC-GIRL]

Thanks for the Dose tonight, Mike!

What an honor it would be, to receive your Purple Heart from this Commander in Chief!

[Maigrey]

Dang it, I got the fuzzy monitor again.

This laptop is defective! I wish it'd quit.

[lizma]

Does anyone recall Billy Jeff visiting any soldiers at Walter Reed while he was president?

Lord knows I loath clinton but in all fairness, did we have any wounded at Walter Reed during his reign of terror?

I think the more important fact is there is no record that the New York Senator ever visited Walter Reed Hospital.

[Krodg]

Dang....I wanted to be on the top ten. :(

That's what I get for working on a church cookbook.

BTW, is there a FReeper cookbook somewhere?

[Maigrey]

Prayers for the Living; Justice for the Dead.

On a serious note, who would want that much security and hassle when you have a loved ones' funeral, and having the President come to it?

I'm sure he does something, but imposing himself (and the media would spin it 60 ways to Saturday!) - that isn't him.

[txrangerette]

Cspan showed it already, at 7 CT.
Supposed to show again about 10 or
a little after(CT). Can't recall
to the minute.

[azGOPgal]

Didn't see the speech, but will take your word for it.

I've said this before, but I am lucky to be alive to witness firsthand this great presidency.