THANK YOU PRESIDENT BUSH - A PHOTO MONTAGE

Always one to enjoy a joke and especially when the opportunity rose to laugh at himself, President Bush shares with the press a story showing a recent endorsement in the 2004 election. “To make mistakes is human; to stumble is commonplace; to be able to laugh at yourself is maturity.” William Arthur Ward

The compassion of President Bush has been a source of ridicule for the left and a source of comfort to the country. President Bush is a man who cares deeply for this Nation and her people. Whether soldiers who have given the ultimate sacrifice, the families of fallen heroes, the survivors and families of 9/11 or everyday people caught up in a natural disaster, President Bush was always there with a hug, a tear and a word of encouragement and comfort. Here he hugs one of the many who were effected by Hurricane Katrina.

A Commander in Chief who respected and cared deeply for every soldier who serves this Nation. He has been a Commander in Chief whose admiration for our troops was only matched by the respect that the troops had for him. He has always stated that his hardest decision as President was to send our brave men and women in uniform in harms way. "Soldiering has one great trap: to be a good solider you must love the army. To be a good commander, you must be willing to order the death of the thing you love." Robert E. Lee

Many in their hatred of President Bush have tried to claim that the world hates our country because of him. Yet time after time when President Bush would step on foreign soil, thousands would come to greet him and hail the President of The United States. In the above picture President Bush holds back his emotion at seeing a tribute to The United States during a trip to India. The author of the photograph stated in reference to President Bush and Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice, "In India both these people are respected. They are honourable people with great intelligence and loyalty, loved by most Indians. Remember there are 1.2 billion people in India."

An avid Baseball fan and former owner of the Texas Ranger, President Bush never missed and opportunity to take in a game and/or throw out the first pitch. Here he throws out the first pitch for the first game of the first season of the Washington Nationals. Incidental whenever he threw out the first pitch it was almost always a strike !







Ken Taylor