There is now a lynch mob out to get President Bush..........the political left.
But, Deb.........they WILL NOT SUCCEED!
God bless and protect our Godly President from the slander and assault of evil ones. Silence them, O LORD, we pray. We pray for victory over this new attack, that it might fall in defeat, and the President arise unscathed from these lies about him.
I meant to ping you to Post #138
Amen, Ohio, amen! God protect him and protect us all from the lies that are swirling about our heads! Help him--and help us--to stay strong, steadfast and sure!
"God bless and protect our Godly President from the slander and assault of evil ones. Silence them, O LORD, we pray. We pray for victory over this new attack, that it might fall in defeat, and the President arise unscathed from these lies about him."
AMEN!
DICK MORRIS believes that President will 'rebound' over the next year and for a change I agree with Morris (this worries me abit)!
BUSH WILL REBOUND FROM KATRINA MISSTEPS
Normally, disasters such as floods, hurricanes, tornadoes and such are chances for the president to gain popularity and for his administration to shine. It was the unique and inexplicable inability of the Bush people to understand the magnitude of what they confronted and to respond to it quickly that managed to transform this chance for a big political gain into a monstrous liability.
[Note: I don't agree with this first paragraph; however, the rest of the article makes sense!]
Americans will want to know why the trucks didn’t start rolling when the winds started blowing. And when they quieted, where were the airlifts and evacuations that could have fed and watered thousands and prevented many deaths and much psychic and physical harm?
But make no mistake about it: Every day for the next year, voters will see nonstop scenes of federal relief, rebuilding, renovation and reconstruction along with the empathy, sympathy and compassion these efforts imply in the heart of George W. Bush. He may have had a terrible first week, but he will rebound big time in the months to come.
The aid an administration gives in the aftermath of a momentous disaster will be covered continuously by the media. Every relief convoy will get a wide slice of publicity. As the pumps run and the city and the gulf region drain, the nation will feel a surge of heady optimism at our ability to bounce back from disaster. Happy visuals will replace tragic ones, and interviews with homeowners joyously moving back in will run instead of the tearful stories of refugees.
After Sept. 11, Bush was heavily criticized too. Remember the slowly ticking minutes in Michael Moore’s film “Fahrenheit 9/11” during which Bush continued to read to a class of children even after hearing about the Trade Center attack? (Bush was absolutely right not to bolt from the room and traumatize the kids and the nation even more.) It was not until his bullhorn speech several days later that the president got ahead of the story. Soon his response to Sept. 11 was the mainstay of his popularity and of his claim for a second term on the job.
The recovery from Katrina may well follow a similar trajectory. While the air in Washington will be filled with recriminations about why the levee wasn’t reinforced and why the aid was so slow in coming after the storm hit, the airwaves around the nation will be filled with evidence of the administration’s response, just as they were in the months after Sept. 11.
You can read the rest of the article at
http://thehill.com/thehill/export/TheHill/Comment/DickMorris/090705.html
Night all!