From PoliticalDerby.com:
Bush Haters, W’s farewell address, and a prediction
Posted on January 16th, 2009 at 3:04 pm by Jason Wright, Editor
I’m curious to know how many watched last night’s farewell address by President Bush. Certainly W can be called many things: Stubborn, dangerously loyal, the Word-Mangler-in-Chief. But he cannot be called phony. He is as authentic a president as we’ve had since Reagan, and you can argue he was even less polished and layered than the Gipper.
It’s indisputable that we live in an unprecedented era of manufactured politics. Both parties are guilty of packaging and messaging their themes to the point that they resemble fast food. Nice commercials, free toys, most of their ideas look good on the menu, but they all give you terrible gas.
And their leaders? They’re as authentic and honest as Barney Frank at a strip club. Bill Clinton? Phony. Mitt Romney? Too much glitz. Hillary Clinton? Poll-driven and spineless.
And what about the likes of Trent Lott, Ted Stevens, John McCain? The right arm promises one thing, but the left is picking his nose and your pocket. Sure, these intellectual midgets would like you to think they’re the real deal, agents of the people, standing at times for the best interests of their constituents. Right. And Nancy Pelosi is religiously opposed to face lifts.
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Jason that was a fantastic editorial. People always want someone to blame and it was unfairly directed at him for everything. Bush never cowered to low poll numbers. He stuck to his guns and did what he thought was right for the country. I truly believe that his heart and mind were always focused on the safety of all Americans and he has succeeded flawlessly in that regard. Look forward to meeting you soon.
ReplyDeleteBush was as genuine as they come, and took all that ridiculous mud-slinging with pretty good grace. A cowboy friend of mine has said that he'd buy W a beer any day, and he doesn't even drink. : )
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