GEORGE BUSH IS A HERO

Newsmax.com ^ | December 27, 2006 | Ed Koch

[Zack Nguyen]

Ed Koch is right. Taken in totality, Goerge Bush has the courage to fight. And that is an increasingly rare thing in this soft, squishy world. I have little faith that our next President will have the same sort of courage.

[Nancee]

"Amen and Amen and Amen."

DITTO!!!

[mathluv]

You have really 'fancied' it up. Thanks for re-posting. Many (including some on this forum) need to be reminded what he has done.

He isn't perfect, and he isn't king, but for the most part, he has 'done good'.

[RetiredArmy]

The new Congress and whether a dim or RINO, the next prez will toss in the towel on fighting these murderers. We will have to be hit with the loss of thousands and thousands before we do anything again, and by then it may be too late.

[KJC1]

Great post at #8, also good OP. (ping!)

[Nancee]

"He isn't perfect, and he isn't king, but for the most part, he has 'done good'."

AMEN!!!

[nwrep]

Ed Koch is more pro-Bush than many here at Free Republic.

[mystery-ak]

WOW...thank you

[AmishDude]

Oh, there are a lot of people who have decided to care about Darfur.

Caring doesn't mean actually doing anything. You know, like a military invasion. That's a little more than "caring" requires.

[pissant]

George Bush has b*lls of steel. I only agree with him about 2/3 to 3/4 of the time, but that far more than I agree with most politicians.

God Bless the President and the Armed Forces whom he commands.

[Nancee]

PING!!!!

[ErnBatavia]

Ed Koch got it, and so did Rev. Joe Lieberman and Alan Dershowitz, Esq....weird threesome - go figger!

[bray]

Here is a Dem who gets it. He would get my vote on the one issue of our times. A Politician with Courage is one of the seven wonders of the world.

Pray for W and Our Troops

[Recovering Hermit]

The day will come, when even Democrats will miss having President G.W. Bush in the oval office.

Especially while they are being raped and beheaded.

[Number57]

"Recognizing and confronting our history is important. Transcending our history is essential. We are not limited by what we have done, or what we have left undone. We are limited only by what we are willing to do."

GWB

[ErnBatavia]

OK - I'll play down the font size next time!

[Gondring]

IOW, he can win the battles, but lose the war? As was said on another thread, the incompetence at getting the message out is just astonishing and gives credence to the idea that his true agenda are directed at globalization, not American strength.

[KJC1]

Your tagline is hilarious, but I think I'll refrain from trying that myself LOL.

[MinorityRepublican]

Hear, hear! And I'm going to especially miss Tony Blair when he retires in May. UK won't be the same without him.

[Zack Nguyen]

We will have to be hit with the loss of thousands and thousands before we do anything again, and by then it may be too late.

Because we are growing more secular, it is difficult to imagine an enemy that believes its god to be the sovereign of the universe, and (this is critical) is prepared to wage physical war to see that vision enacted. What I am saying is that the terrorists are convinced that they, or their spiritual representatives, should rule the earth for Allah, and that they would kill us all if they could. This is the single most important fact that liberals and soft Western politicians fail to understand. The terrorists cannot be bought off, they cannot be dissuaded, they cannot be engaged, because their cause is theological and for the Islamist, theology never changes. They have an eschatological vision of the triumph of Islam, and they must be fought if we are to preserve who and what we are.