A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 5-18-07

WhiteHouse.gov & other sources ^ | 5-18-07

[silent_jonny]

President Bush unveiled the newly renovated White House Situation Room today and welcomed volunteers and disabled veterans to the White House.

The president and first lady left Washington this afternoon for a party fundraiser in Virginia. They will be spending the weekend at their home in Crawford, Texas.

Enjoy your visit to Sanity Island

[silent_jonny]

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[Kaslin]

Hi!

[noexcuses]

Great thread...Great President!!

[noexcuses]

Great thread...Great President!!

[silent_jonny]

Quote of the Day:

“The place is under attack and I will not abandon ship in this storm.” ~ GretchenM

[noexcuses]

What a difference two seconds make LOL

[silent_jonny]

Dose Ping!

Please wait for the "All Clear" before posting or reposting pictures and graphics.

[Kaslin]

You are a toast winner too.

[silent_jonny]

Double toaster winners!

[Kaslin]

Good evening! Re Quote of the day. What happened?

[silent_jonny]

This photo provided by the White House shows President Bush, third from right, preparing to cut the ribbon in the newly renovated White House Situation Room, Friday, May 18, 2007, at the White House in Washington. From left are, Phil Lago, Executive Secretary, National Security Council; Vice President Dick Cheney; Gary Bresnahan, Deputy Director, Systems and Technical Planning; the president; Martin Gross, Situation Room project manager; and Jeff Foltz, Senior Project Manager, White House Military Office.

This is the view from President Bush's chair in the newly renovated Situation Room of the White House in Washington, Friday, May 18, 2007. The president goes there for regular meetings with his National Security Council and to talk via secure video conference with foreign leaders. In times of emergency, the Situation Room becomes a crisis-management center.

[MamaB]

Thank you. Having ohiowfan and onyx leave is pretty sad. I understand why they did but that does not make it any easier. They were 2 that I could depend on when I had a problem. This site is not what it use to be and we are all the worse for that.

[silent_jonny]

Because of recent troll activity and thug behavior, some long time Freepers are leaving.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1835469/posts?page=230#230

Gretchen, God bless her, is staying. I used her quote because I agree with it and, as usual, she's one of the few people that's reacting to this with common sense :)

[Kaslin]

I know Onyx was leaving but I did not know Ohiofan did too. It is indeed sad that both are leaving :(

[MeekMom]

Now where’s Onyx?

[silent_jonny]

President Bush, center, at podium, delivers remarks during the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly renovated White House Situation Room, Friday, May 18, 2007, at the White House in Washington.

[Majie Purple]

Hi JONNY! Man, am I ever glad to *see* You!

[MeekMom]

Why did Onyx leave?

[silent_jonny]

This site is not what it use to be and we are all the worse for that.

Well, good people leaving isn't going to make it any better.

[noexcuses]

Oh dear I didn’t know they left... I mostly “lurk” due to time constraints but I’ve enjoyed their input immensely.. can we talk them into coming back???