I am proud to say that I supported President Bush throughout his presidency. Although I disagreed with some of his policies, I always support his desire to do the right thing. He did have courage to stand his ground when people around him disagreed with his stance, but he stuck to what he knew was right anyway. However, I do think he gave up his standards when he didn’t protect us from illegal invasion from Mexico.
I want you who appreciate what President Bush did for us as a nation, to please let him know your feelings. I do have one blog that I copied that says everything I feel about President Bush and President Elect Obama.
http://kimnelmark.wordpress.com/2009/01/16/thank-you-mr-president/
I just want to take a moment to say thank you to a man who has served our country as our President for 8 years. Although he remains very unpopular in the polls, I must say that I am proud to have him as our President and a representative of our country worldwide. He stands for the kind of conservative morals that I can support wholeheartedly. He has undoubtedly made his share of mistakes as well, but I believe him to be a good leader, a good man, and a good President. So, thank you, Mr. Bush, for all you have done for our country in the past 8 years. Your hard work has been very appreciated, and you will be dearly missed and fondly remembered (at least by us gun-toting, religion-clinging, small-town AMERICANS!)
As for our incoming President, Mr. Obama – although I disagree with you both morally and politically – thank you for the years of service that you will give our country.
I know that many things will happen in the next four years that I greatly disagree with, and it saddens me to think of some of those possibilities. But, I know that God has a plan and a purpose through all of this, and He works all things together for good in His own time.
Whether you agree or disagree with me politically, I would urge each and everyone of you to pray for Mr. Obama and our country daily. The prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective!!!
To those of you who now suspect that I am racist, please have a chat with my BIOLOGICAL grandmother about what it was like growing up in the 30’s and 40’s with a Black father and a White mother. Yes, I am proud to be 1/8 Balck (with a booty to prove it), and I am proud that our country has come far enough to elect a Black man President. I still respectfully disagree with his policies and agendas, regardless of his race.
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