Comments on: Where is the confidence?

By: Sarah Tinan

Sarah Tinan — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 06:48:28 +0000

Mr. President,
On behalf of my husband, deployed to Iraq right now, I wanted to tell you how content and thankful we are with the job you have done in leading our nation’s military. We are so pleased to point out your strengths to our children and know that they have had an excellent role model these past 8 years.
Most of all, we are content in the fact that you love Jesus Christ and we beleive you sought guidance and wisdom in your efforts to keep Americans safe and to bring freedom to the Middle East. Through any mistakes, we respect and admire your courage and humility. It has truly pained us to see a man so hated and vilified. We pray you enjoy a well deserved break and that history will reflect accurately your integrity and service.

Msgt. and Mrs. Clark F Tinan, USAF

By: Daria DiGiovanni

Daria DiGiovanni — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 19:10:12 +0000

Thank you, Mr. President! You are a man of great courage, honor and integrity, and it has been my privilege to have you as my President. God bless you for your fortitude in not only confronting radical Islamic terror, but also for shaking off the most diabolical insults ever hurled at a Commander-in-Chief. I am appalled and ashamed by my fellow Americans, whom I predict will have a sever case of buyer’s remorse very shortly.

As for me, I haven’t slept well since the election and certainly not since the inauguration, knowing you are no longer at the helm. However, you deserve a peaceful, joyful retirment, and I wish you and your family all the best. Meanwhile, I will keep praying for America; we certainly need it now more than ever.

THANK YOU, President Bush. God bless you!

Daria DiGiovanni

By: 4theright

4theright — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 16:40:17 +0000

Mr. Bush, it was great having you as our Commander and Chief over the past 8 years. I, along with others, knew you were keeping us safe and secure. I’m sorry for this classless people who felt it was American to disrespect authority for those are the people who prevent America from reaching greater heights. Those types may call it freedom of speech, however I call it class. Evidently, this is something they forgot to bring with them to the inaugeration.

Enjoy your time away from the helm, you were a great leader of the strongest force this world has ever seen. Let’s just hope it stays this way.

Best,

By: stevelandry

stevelandry — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 06:46:30 +0000

i believe Obama will do massive harm to this nation of ours ….god help us

By: princetrumpet

princetrumpet — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 03:39:51 +0000

My president is a good man.

We have all agreed and disagreed with his choices, views, and actions but I don’t believe, even for a moment, that even the hardest-hearted critic of this man could believe, deep down, that he is and always has been a lover of this country that means everything to him. He has never had a moment of doubt in the greatness of America as a concept nor as a reality. There has never been a day he hasn’t been proud to be an American and his love of our country inspires me to do all I can to remain to be a successful part of it.

That the White House staff will miss the gentle, good-humored leader who would always stop to greet every staffer is an inspiration to me.

That he is a man who sticks to his decisions and leads with firm authority inspires me to be clear in my actions as a father, husband, and citizen.

That he can hold his head high for the sake of those he leads inspires me to never look back, as the past might gain on me.

That he can move me to look forward to the future is humbling in the face of all that may lie ahead.

Mr. President… the best thing I can do is try to be more like you, sir.

Thank you for your commitment to the country that is my home. I have never been prouder to be an American than this evening, sir. G-d speed you and love you and all of yours.