George W. Bush is a class act........

[GeoFisher]

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So, what is that picture you ask? President Bush holds a wounded warriors retreat 10 weekends a year at his ranch. All expenses paid, by HIM.

Tell me, what does Carter do? How about Clinton? Anyone?????

While the left and those leftists on this site continue to bash Bush for every **** thing under the sun, he quietly takes it, and acts like a PRESIDENT.

I hope when Obama leaves office, or is thrown out of office, he keeps his **** trap shut.

This is how a retired president should act.........

Later,

Geo

[mhall]

Liked him them and like him now. He made mistakes but I truely think he loves this country and tried to do the best for it and it's people. Barry.......................not so much.

[DJD]

Liked him them and like him now. He made mistakes but I truely think he loves this country and tried to do the best for it and it's people. Barry.......................not so much.

Totally agree. I swear some of his interviews when you can see him just talk he seems genuine. Barry....naw he is a tool from any interview I have seen him in. He always looks like he is lying to me.....he has proven me correct.

[Devils Horse]

Prolly therapeutic for Mr. Bush to help soldiers out. I've always thought that being the C-in-C and committing people to war would take a terrible toll on you. I know it's their job, and a very necessary one, but it would still damage your soul to be the actual guy who sent them out there. I figure that kind of thing has a lot to do with the rapidly greying hair and wrinkles every President gets.

Don't agree about Jimmy Carter. Bad President, good man. Not going to surf up any of his good deeds, but I'm pretty sure they exist.

What can you say about the slickster? Clinton is a brilliant politician, and IMO he was a good president overall, but he is a notorious skirt chaser. It should be noted he's not the first, or only womanizing pol...not by a long stretch. By most accounts not a bad guy, but a flawed guy. Read the book "True Colors" (author anonymous) to get a pretty good take on what makes ole Willie tick. 'It depends on what your definition of is is.'

[mhall]

Another known fact about Bush that most of you probaly know. He ''HAND'' wrote a condolence letter for ''EVERY'' fallen soldier during his tenure as President to the family. It was written and signed by him personally, he even had a desiginated area in the WH where he did this. He has said many times the ones lost haunt him and he thinks about it all the time.

Ask yourself this......would King Barry do this, LMAO..................thats laughable

[Devils Horse]

Another known fact about Bush that most of you probaly know. He ''HAND'' wrote a condolence letter for ''EVERY'' fallen soldier during his tenure as President to the family. It was written and signed by him personally, he even had a desiginated area in the WH where he did this. He has said many times the ones lost haunt him and he thinks about it all the time.

Ask yourself this......would King Barry do this, LMAO..................thats laughable

I didn't know that Mark. Gives me more respect for W than I already had.

My opinion may be biased because I can't stand most of his policies, but Mr. Obama is not even the same league as either of the Bush Presidents far as character goes.

The following are nitpicky things, but they help formulate my opinion.

Imagine W publicly clowning around, flirting, and taking selfies with someone to the point Laura had to sit between them to break it up. Don't see it happening, Mr. Bush understood the respect the office of President deserves.

Mr. Bush bowing deeply at the waist to an Arab country king? Not likely. Way I figure it, the President of the United States of America should bow to no **** body on this planet, especially an Islamist goat humper sporting a rag on his flea infested head.

The impression I get is Mr. Obama uses the room Mr. Bush used for drafting those letters as place where he can stare at himself in the mirror privately.

[DJD]

I didn't know that Mark. Gives me more respect for W than I already had.

My opinion may be biased because I can't stand most of his policies, but Mr. Obama is not even the same league as either of the Bush Presidents far as character goes.

The following are nitpicky things, but they help formulate my opinion.

Imagine W publicly clowning around, flirting, and taking selfies with someone to the point Laura had to sit between them to break it up. Don't see it happening, Mr. Bush understood the respect the office of President deserves.

Mr. Bush bowing deeply at the waist to an Arab country king? Not likely. Way I figure it, the President of the United States of America should bow to no **** body on this planet, especially an Islamist goat humper sporting a rag on his flea infested head.

The impression I get is Mr. Obama uses the room Mr. Bush used for drafting those letters as place where he can stare at himself in the mirror privately.

Lol I love the way you describe things....goat humper! Hahahahaha

I will not defend Barry because I don't respect the man but I think he is so caught up in this image thing. I watched him on talk shows talking about him dancing better than Clinton (because Clinton is white and was called the first black president for awhile), does he have a good basketball game both of which were race tainted questions. Bush is a better athlete anyway and that means nothing to me but that's my point....because of his "brother" image he has to be a good dancer and basketball player. Puh-leese!!!

He has to be cool and cool with the young black rappers and Hollywood crowd because that's what people expect from a dark skinned man....I guess stereotype is ok of blacks when they decide how far to take it?? It's 100% image for him. Watch him walk he is George Jefferson all the way....put a pimp hat, huge sun glasses, a walking cane and a frilly coat and he is straight out of pimpville.

IMO he has cheapened the office and sold out the image of a strong, firm and wise leader for a hip dude who understands all the common folk and begs to be liked so his "whittle feelwings are hurted". He reminds me of a pimp daddy who has stumbled upon some power and credit cards and now is gonna ride that ride to the end. He has resurrected Flava-flav's image from MTV but now it's in the Whitehouse. Btw....I can't stand Barry and his fake persona in case I wasn't laser clear on that.

[GeoFisher]

Prolly therapeutic for Mr. Bush to help soldiers out. I've always thought that being the C-in-C and committing people to war would take a terrible toll on you. I know it's their job, and a very necessary one, but it would still damage your soul to be the actual guy who sent them out there. I figure that kind of thing has a lot to do with the rapidly greying hair and wrinkles every President gets.

Don't agree about Jimmy Carter. Bad President, good man. Not going to surf up any of his good deeds, but I'm pretty sure they exist.

What can you say about the slickster? Clinton is a brilliant politician, and IMO he was a good president overall, but he is a notorious skirt chaser. It should be noted he's not the first, or only womanizing pol...not by a long stretch. By most accounts not a bad guy, but a flawed guy. Read the book "True Colors" (author anonymous) to get a pretty good take on what makes ole Willie tick. 'It depends on what your definition of is is.'

I wasn't slamming carter for his good deeds......INDEED, he has done quite a bit for humanity. I was more slamming him for his lack of support for the fighting man. Same about Clinton, and I'm assuming the current Obamunist.

[Devils Horse]

I wasn't slamming carter for his good deeds......INDEED, he has done quite a bit for humanity. I was more slamming him for his lack of support for the fighting man. Same about Clinton, and I'm assuming the current Obamunist.

Can't argue on that point brother, I'm ignorant about it.

I honestly wonder if a day goes by when Mr. Carter goes to sleep without thinking of those brave men dying in that desert helicopter crash on the way to Iran. I'll guarantee Mr. Bush is haunted by the thousands of dead soldiers.

On the other hand, I see President Obama burning a big fat hooter, slamming down a few chilly ones, and sleeping like a baby.

[roadrunner]

Liked him them and like him now. He made mistakes but I truely think he loves this country and tried to do the best for it and it's people. Barry.......................not so much.

I agree and he never lied to the American people.

[waterdog101]

I thought about not responding to this, but couldn't help myself. I have to say it's nice of Bush to have a party for the veterans, his conscience may play a part in him doing this, for whatever the reason, it's a good deed. it makes a few slected veterans feel good. but the man most of you guys spout off about, " President Obama " being so bad. he stopped the two wars, the class act started. so all veterans and their familys can feel good.

[Devils Horse]

I thought about not responding to this, but couldn't help myself. I have to say it's nice of Bush to have a party for the veterans, his conscience may play a part in him doing this, for whatever the reason, it's a good deed. it makes a few slected veterans feel good. but the man most of you guys spout off about, " President Obama " being so bad. he stopped the two wars, the class act started. so all veterans and their familys can feel good.

You should have resisted the urge.

Which two wars? Ask the guys in Afghanistan right now whether it's ended or not. While you're at it, ask them how many have died in Iraq and Afghanistan because of the boneheaded rules of engagement imposed by this administration. The President is now hinting he'll leave troops there after the end of this year.

And for the record, the class act had the full support of congress and the overwhelming majority of the people supporting the start of the Iraq war. That ringing a bell, or you figger he just he just grabbed up his pen and phone and acted unilaterally on that?