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[tflabo]

Miss the first term of GWB. Second term not so much but
compared to ‘The Zero = The One’ will take him back in a NYC nanosecond.

[BGHater]

No. I’d rather have a D’ being a socialist instead a R’.

[Moonman62]

I miss Reagan. W is the guy who opened the door for Obama.

[EBH]

Well, we couldn’t have him or Cheney for a third term.

What America needed was wisdom during the last election,

what we got was unbridled change.

[basil]

This guy has put pen to my sentiments. GWB was certainly not perfect, and was certainly not our best president. However, it didn’t take many weeks of the One’s term in office to see the real qualities of George Bush, the man, and his lovely wife, Laura.

[stubernx98]

I could never get anyone to define what “Change” they wanted. Get the rich guys, less corruption, Lets all get along, free lunch for everybody?

Remember the DemocRATS campaigned on getting rid of earmarks, instead we got more.

[maica]

This is a great essay. I hope the Examiner can stay in business. They certainly will not get any govt handouts from “stimulus” funds.

[Servant of the Cross]

Our men and women in uniform probably miss him more than anyone.

[drellberg]

I loved George Bush when he was first running for office.

I loved George Bush more the day he was first inaugurated.

I loved George Bush more the day he was re-elected.

I loved Georgy Bush even more the day he left office.

I love George Bush now more than ever.

[MrEdd]

I miss Reagan.
Bush? Not even a little.

If I had a staff infection, and then afterward battled cancer, I wouldn't miss the staff infection. I would miss being well.

[narses]

W

[jveritas]

Excellent article.

God bless President George W Bush.

[upsdriver]

He foresaw the problems we are now having with Medicare, Social Security, and the housing crisis and tried his best to address those challenges, only to be stopped from implementing the solutions by a Democrat majority in Congress.

Not exactly, Pres. Bush's own party let him down on this one. Congressional Republicans backing Bush were nowhere to be found on this one.

If a Tea Party type crowd would have stood up and made themselves known at that time, real reforms might have been realized by instilling a spine in wimpy Republicans and more conservative Democrats.

When we conservatives take back power from Obama and company, the lesson we should learn is to never let up on the pressure applied to the elected in Washington to do the right thing.

[BlueAngel]

Yes, God Bless President Bush. I was missing him before he even left.

[Chi-townChief]

Yeah - we totally blew it by 1st allowing the congress to go ‘rat in ‘06 and then by putting 0bama in the White House.

[BluesDuke]

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Amen!

[OldPossum]

During the first few months of The Buffoon’s presidency someone wrote that by the time this guy gets through Republicans will long for Clinton and Democrats will long for Bush.

[SuziQ]

One of Bush’s most obvious faults was that he had the mistaken idea that he could foster harmony and bring bipartisanship to Congress by working with the opposition party, even though Democrats double crossed him numerous times.

I think that says more about the duplicity of the Democrats.