Obama for President.........Decency became a Tsunami! ( Archived) (827)

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part two.......

He hosted two foreign leaders, the presidents of Paraguay and the Kurdistan Regional Government, at the White House, stepping before the cameras for a total of 11 minutes. He gave the graduation speech at the F.B.I. Academy in Quantico, Va. And he and Mrs. Bush hosted a light-hearted celebration in honor of the 150th birthday of Theodore Roosevelt, complete with a bespectacled Roosevelt impersonator who looked about the East Room and commented wryly, “Well, I must say, I like what you’ve done with the place.”

Joe Lockhart, a former Clinton press secretary, said Mr. Bush’s absence from the public stage, though brief, had consequences. “This has an impact,” Mr. Lockhart said. “The world marches on; we’re in an economic crisis. We have tensions at home and abroad, yet I think if you walk down the street and ask people, ‘Has the president already left?’ you’d have a lot of people saying, ‘Yeah, I think so.’ ”

On Friday, Mr. Bush was to leave Washington at noon to spend the weekend at Camp David. Unlike elections past, he will not travel to his ranch in Crawford, Tex., to vote; casting his last ballot as president in person would almost certainly have drawn the sort of news coverage the White House might not want. Instead, the Bushes sought the privacy of absentee ballots this year, casting their votes for Mr. McCain by mail.

The couple will watch the election returns from the White House; Dana Perino, the White House press secretary, said the public would most likely hear from her, and not the president, on Tuesday night. To avoid getting drawn into a discussion about the race, Mr. Bush has steered clear of news conferences all fall; Ms. Perino would not say this week when reporters might get a chance to question the president directly about the outcome.

If the past is any guide, Mr. Bush will be matter-of-fact about the result. At the Roosevelt event, the president “seemed sort of fatalistic” about Mr. McCain’s chances and his own place in history, said Representative Peter King, Republican of New York, who was there. Mr. King said his wife grew emotional, telling the president how much she would miss him. Mr. Bush did not grow emotional in return.

“He just said, ‘Yeah, yeah,’ _ he seemed like, what happens, happens,” Mr. King said. “I always feel that he thinks it’s his job to keep everybody’s spirits up.’

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Is is not toaly over still.... the Bushney,s..... they are hiding for good now on days but still ..... they are there and Wating to Take Over one more time if god forbids....... the old war monger dude McCain wins

QUICK!!! Someone get a DJ, we have a broken record on the forums.

The son of Ronald and Nancy Reagan even is endorsing Barak Obama!

Did I tell you earlier ladies and gents that Reagan and Nancy stopped their friendship with the old war monger dude after he Cheated on his wife who so bravely fought for years to get him out of Hanoi hilton ? Is the old war monger dude even allowed to use the name of Reagna in his campains at all or talking about Reagan in his so called "speecheLeeches" ?????



His father would never accept Palin as the Vice president he says and I am sure he is so right......

I am certainly not a Fan of Reagan as President at all... but still he and Nancy have certainly being able to learn this Ron being on the right side as well!

3 more days and the tsunami will have ran its course.

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