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I know this isn't a breaking news article, but this almost brought tears to my eyes because he said what I feel. And I am so PROUD of GWB words can't describe but emotions sometimes overcome.

1 posted on 04/02/2002 9:09:17 PM PST by Jewels1091

You will soon be ridiculed, bashed and derided for posting this. However, you won't be left without support when it starts.

2 posted on 04/02/2002 9:14:28 PM PST by Texasforever

Charlie Daniels is a great American, just as Sean Hannity labeled him earlier tonight. Charlie can see the importance of the big picture and not the single issue. We are fortunate to have a President like George W. Bush right now. He will make mistakes, just like all of us. But I firmly believe he is a visionary who makes his decisions based on the end result and not what makes people happy at the moment.

3 posted on 04/02/2002 9:16:39 PM PST by MJY1288

PLEASE read some of his archives...like this one

An open letter to Alec Baldwin

you'll LOVE it!!!!

4 posted on 04/02/2002 9:17:48 PM PST by Jewels1091

You are not alone.

God Bless GWB

5 posted on 04/02/2002 9:20:27 PM PST by Hillary's Lovely Legs

8 posted on 04/02/2002 9:37:22 PM PST by ppaul

9 posted on 04/02/2002 9:39:47 PM PST by BellStar

Thank you for posting this essay, Jewels. Charlie Daniels joined Chuck Colson at Angola prison in La. on Easter Sunday to pray with the prisoners. It isn't an act with him.
Freedom Behind Bars

I enjoyed this essay by Marvin Olasky on President Bush's plain speaking...with a few other terrific examples:

Early in the 20th century, Thodore Roosevelt gave speeches and published articles with explicit titles such as "The Eighth and Ninth Commandments in Politics." He described how any kind of economic preferment because of political ties threatens obedience to "the commandment which, in forbidding theft, certainly by implication forbids the connivance at theft, or the failure to punish it." He insisted that government-mandated economic redistribution might be politically popular, but the leader who appealed to covetousness "is "an enemy of the very people he professes to befriend. ... To break the Tenth Commandment is no more moral now than it has been for the past 30 centuries." (^:
The Power of Plain Biblical Speech, Marvin Olasky - through Townhall.com.

15 posted on 04/03/2002 2:20:53 PM PST by Ragtime Cowgirl

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