A visit from former President George W. Bush and Laura Bush
Former President George W. Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush signed their books and met hundreds of fans, many of whom started lining up hours ahead of time in the early morning drizzle, today at the Buckhead Borders.
Here is a gallery of photos from the event.
Despite the weather the event started on time and went very smoothly. Security was very tight, and guests went through a metal detector and had their bags searched. (A K-9 detective sniffed over the press early on to make sure we were all OK).
Former President Bush signed his book, “Decision Points,” while Mrs. Bush signed “Spoken From the Heart.” Both chatted amiably with the people who had stood in line yesterday to purchase the books and again this morning to have them signed.
“Good morning! Happy holidays! Good to see you!” Mrs. Bush said as guests filed by to have their books signed.
One woman got choked up at the sight of the former president.
“Aw, come on,” President Bush said. “If you cry, I’ll cry.”
Lisa Craft spent some quality time with the former first couple this morning.
Lisa Craft, an HR consultant from Atlanta, declared as she approached the former first couple, “I’m going to kiss him!”
We found this inadvisable, given all the heat packing the room. But she did!
“Do you see? I kissed them both!” Craft said afterward. “He said, ‘you’re a sweet girl.’”
She didn’t get much face time with the former commander in chief, though.
“There’s so much I wanted to say. I wanted to tell him what a wonderful example he set as a God-fearing man who put the country first,” Craft said. Then inspiration struck. “Do you think they’d let me take a picture with him? I bet you if I asked the president he would say, sure.”
We said that also sounded inadvisable.
“Let’s just try. I tend to get away with a lot,” the crafty Craft said. But we persuaded her to take a photo with a stack of books instead.
Georgia State University marketing instructor Linda Willis said she didn’t mind the frosty wait today and yesterday. Only people who braved yesterday’s cold to buy the books in advance and receive a wristband got in today.
“They shook our hands and spoke. It was a pleasure to meet them,” said Willis, who unlike Craft kept her hands off the former prez and his wife. “Being able to see a president and first lady in person was a privilege. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity.”
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151 comments Add your comment
jami
December 16th, 2010
12:36 pm
I wonder how many books were sold at the event?
Chris
December 16th, 2010
12:41 pm
Laura Bush is the picture of class and grace. Too bad they didn’t make it to the suburbs where they would be more appreciated.
Convenient Stereotype
December 16th, 2010
12:41 pm
That’s an amazing level of enthusiasm for a 15 seconds with George W. Bush.
Holden Magroyne
December 16th, 2010
12:44 pm
Did anyone ask him about the mess that he left for Obama to handle? Why would anyone want his book?
gm
December 16th, 2010
12:49 pm
4500, Americans troops dead, 5000 died in Ny on Bush watch, worst depressions since 1929, and you idiots waite in line to treat him like a hero.
What a dumb bunch of idiots in this country.
markie mark
December 16th, 2010
12:51 pm
Holden, your name says it all with regards to your intelligence level. And he inherited a little thing called 9/11 due to the incompetent intelligence cuts by the previous administration…..
NCR
December 16th, 2010
12:55 pm
My prediction is that history will look back rather fondly at the “good old days” of Bush, especially after we get 2 more years of the same crap we’ve had for the last 2 years.
Jimnalph
December 16th, 2010
12:57 pm
Hey Holden M-
If you knew much about the “mess”, you’d know that the “mess” was caused by your dem friends including Barney Frank. If Bush had had more time in office I’m sure he would have gotten in taken care of. Can’t say PresBO has gotten anything fixed yet. As for who would want this book, I think you may not want it but need it as it would make you a more informed person.
And gm, sorry you embarrassed yourself. Maybe you can hang out with Holden.
leep
December 16th, 2010
12:57 pm
I just got back from the signing event and meeting President and Mrs. Bush. I stood in line 3 1/2 hours yesterday to get the wristband and another 2 1/2 hours today to meet them and get the signed books. They are both a prime example of class and character and was happy to wait to meet them. If President Obama ever comes to sign books and meet people, I would probably stand in line to meet him too. After all, there have been less than 50 men that became President in the history of this country and it would be an honor to meet any President – even those that you may not agree with on everything.
Ronnie Reagan
December 16th, 2010
12:58 pm
Great man! Great President! Wish we had a leader like him now!
GG1968
December 16th, 2010
12:59 pm
I never voted for GWB and I wasn’t a “fan” of his while he was in office, but I have to admit I like him a lot more now that he is out of office and would have liked to have had the opportunity to meet him and his wife (who I have always liked).
GG1968
December 16th, 2010
1:01 pm
@Holden – as I said, I have not been his biggest fan in the past, but I bought his book and found it very interesting.
Truth
December 16th, 2010
1:01 pm
The definition of idiot: gm
aBL
December 16th, 2010
1:02 pm
Hey Markie Mark – try to shed your uber conservative, blind loyalty to the right-wing, tea party mantra. Why don’t you go back and review your 401k during the Bush era. Why don’t you go back and review foreign policy/lack thereof during the Bush era. Why don’t you go back and review Bush’s success as a business man prior to fleeing to public office. Other than neat phrases like “evil-doers” and other than choking on a pretzel, he really didn’t give us much to look back and smile upon. You are the same type of guy that was blaming Obama 15 minutes after he took office for Bush’s economy. Unreal.
The Great and Powerful Community Organizer
December 16th, 2010
1:15 pm
gm
December 16th, 2010
12:49 pm
…What a dumb bunch of idiots in this country.”
That is the best explaination yet, as to how I got elected.
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
1:15 pm
NEWKULER-Word created by GWB. A rich idiots’ way of saying nuclear.
me too
December 16th, 2010
1:16 pm
yes , the Bush’s were and still are a picture of class . Too bad it all went to hell with the current clown family that is in the white house
Jimmuh Carter
December 16th, 2010
1:17 pm
Geez, everyone knows it’s NEWKEYER.
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
1:18 pm
The Great and Powerful Community Organizer
Shouldn’t Sarah Palin be considered the same thing? Alaska’s part time Governor had as much responsibility as a meter maid. Shouldn’t any part time, half assed individual be considered as such?
Marina
December 16th, 2010
1:20 pm
Watched him on Oprah and he seemed to know what he was talking about which was a complete shock to me! and he had a sense of humor! who knew? -BUT I cannot and will never forget that he put many of our troops in harms way over a stupid, senseless war in Iraq. p.s – I support aBL’s comments! it’s amazing to me how fast we seem to forget how badly this man devastated many aspects our great nation.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
1:20 pm
Mr. Bush was a president who knew what needed to be done, in times of emergency, for his country- which he had sworn to protect and to keep it safe.
Besides, this isn’t about who inherited what- it’s about what the person had done in order to keep our country safe.
Obama has proven that he is unfit for the job numerous times, as we saw how his own democratic party was too busy fooling around with monkey business than what was at hand.
There were 4 incidents of a possible bomb threat which only was avoided by the grace of God.
After 9-11, Bush managed to keep from anything happening again.
And, yes this wasn’t something that just came about during Bush’s watch- it had been from years of lack of ethics of the previous administration, who -simply put- could have, should have, but didn’t.
Contractor
December 16th, 2010
1:21 pm
gm,
You are a complete moron. The depressions was caused by your democrat leaders that were supposed to take this country to the promise land but have continued to bury it even deeper into the trenches, and all you can do is try and point the finger at another guy. Bush did spend a lot with the war, but he also stands for what this country is, and that is hard working American’s making this the best place on Earth, while not taking any crap or threats from anyone. Typical of your kind though, instead of manning up and issuing the facts. Go crawl back in your little pity hole and spit your harmless words to the other followers that never have a solution, only negativity.
jami,
You had to buy both books in order to get a wristband to meet W and Miss Laura. I was in line the latter part of yesterday and I would say atleast 4000-5000 copies sold. I missed out by like 5 people, so naturally I was pretty upset that I wouldn’t get to meet the first president I was ever capable of voting for during my first presidential election at 18.
Franco
December 16th, 2010
1:22 pm
Something to ponder: If you wish to take issue with anyone’s record or decision-making, first step up with your personal lifelong record of decisons and let everyone in the world rip it to shreds. After that you are welcome to spew your mindless insults and accusations.
Joe Biden
December 16th, 2010
1:22 pm
Big Jim
Hey! You leave Sarah alone! EVERYBODY knows I’M THE dumbest guy in the room! Teehee…haven’t you heard the crazy things I’ve said??? HAHAHA!
HEY! How bout “I’m SECOND in line to The Presidency!!
Ya jus’ never know what’s goon come out of Ol’ Joe’’s pie-hole!! LOL!!
Bob
December 16th, 2010
1:22 pm
Bush has been out of Office for 2 years now and people are still blaming him for the problems today, pathetic.
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
1:25 pm
Bob
Bush wasn’t blamed for ANYTHING for the entire 8 YEARS he was drunk driving at the wheel. What kind of dumb ass would forget that?
Contractor
December 16th, 2010
1:26 pm
aBL,
Obama is still the one pointing the finger at George W. Bush, two years after he took office, and four years after the Democrats controlled the House and Senate. Your homeboy in office has only allowed everything to get worse. Take a look at the AJC front page and how unemployment in Georgia has risen above 10%. George W. Bush did not do that. Shall we look at the debt that has doubled under Obama, his lavish vacations every other week, and his Healthcare that only has people in this country ticked off, except the ones leaching off society. It all started with Bill Clinton and the faulty loaning of the banks that he approved of, so please get your story straight. Go look at the statistics and you’ll get a true dose of your own medicine. And try not to choke on your own pretzel, loser.
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
1:26 pm
The only things that make Obama “unfit” for the job are his skin tone
AND his intelligence.
Joe Biden
December 16th, 2010
1:27 pm
Big Jim<<<<<<SEVERE case…Bush Derangement Syndrome
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
1:28 pm
Contractor
Watch the “homeboy” references.
Warren
December 16th, 2010
1:28 pm
“Aw, come on,” President Bush said. “If you cry, I’ll cry.”
Mr.Bush, after your presidency, we’re all still crying.
Good Riddens.
Contractor
December 16th, 2010
1:31 pm
Big Jim,
I don’t have to watch anything. I am not meaning that in any racist way, but in the way that everyone elected him because he was the flavor of the week, and the hip MTV and Hollywood choice.
Truth
December 16th, 2010
1:32 pm
Big Jim
You’re 1/2 right..Obama’s unfit for the job because of his so-called intelligence (knows absolutely nothing about creating jobs, called the private sector “the enemy”)and his POLICIES.
His skin color has NOTHING to do with it. If he were greeen or purple his POLICIES would still be wrong.
So much for your race baiting.
T
December 16th, 2010
1:33 pm
Yes, Warren, we’re all still crying because BHO has done a terrible job. Put his socialist agenda ahead of the wants and needs of the country.
Truth
December 16th, 2010
1:33 pm
Warren—what’s a “Riddens”?
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
1:37 pm
@ Contractor- I agree with you. Bush never took such lavish vacations- nor his wife.
And his home was in good ol’ Texas, not Kenya!
@ Bob- you’re so right- Why is it Obama is still pointing fingers?
He is just pulling himself deeper into a hole-
and no, Big Jim – I am not saying it his only his skin tone and intelligence are what make him unfit.
He could be a very smart man, but he is someone who doesn’t know how to handle the job of Commander – in- Chief, simply because he was inexperienced, he has used this to take many vacations, play many golf games, even basketball games, and so he makes a few gestures during a press conference- does that make him know what he is doing and talking about?
The man has proven time and time again that he has no idea what the heck is he doing to keep this country safe, to rebuild the economy, to protect our citizens, and not only that to keep equality among us either.
barack obama
December 16th, 2010
1:39 pm
well four years of liberal run things have been a total failure
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
1:40 pm
Mr. Obama- pleased to meet you.
Your comment makes no sense, Sir. (grinning & laughing inside)
me too
December 16th, 2010
1:40 pm
the ones who got Hussein Obama elected dont understand politics anyway
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
1:41 pm
Like BO here said, liberals running things have been a total failure.
Atlanta1
December 16th, 2010
1:42 pm
I see the class less
Hamad Meander
December 16th, 2010
1:43 pm
Every President is going to be criticized for some decisions. 8 months into Bush’s first term he had to deal with the aftermath of 9/11. The first major attack in the continental US ever in our history. He made sure it didn’t happen again, but I’m not as convinced we are safer under Obama’s administation because they are too busy not offending anyone. Yes, Bush signed too much spending that come out of both Republican and Democrat controlled congresses. All presidents have done that including Reagan. The extent that the current adminstration is spending is going to cost us for the next 20 years.
The thing no one can be critical of GWB is that he sincerely cares about this country and did what he could to make everyone of us safe and secure. He is a good guy that had to make a lot of unpopular decisions. He has admitted when he was wrong too – don’t expect that when we read Obama’s memiors in 2013.
EC
December 16th, 2010
1:44 pm
All these guys(politicians) look at us as tools and you actually debate about it–All these guys go to the same schools,eat and hang together…and you blame parties.Seems to me these people are under qualified based on the results thats been produced.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
1:44 pm
One thing we can agree on- that people did elect him for his skin tone, no one really expected him to be intelligent on how to run the country- they didn’t care about that. They were too high with the fact that he was a celebrity, african-(american), and no even cared that his father was a muslim, or that his middle name was Hussein.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
1:47 pm
@ Hamad – 9-11 was not the first major attack on America’s soil- We just passed something called Pearl Habor Day. Look it up- and you’ll see what I’m talking about.
That was a major surprise attack by Japan on Pearl Harbor which killed over 2000 soldiers and wounded many others, bringing us into WWII… just a little history there for you.
allen981
December 16th, 2010
1:47 pm
Hey Warren, just what did Mr. Bush get wrong? Iraq? Every nation on earth supported taking Sadaam out, Bush had the guts to do it. And the world is better.
The economy? No president controls economic activity, and the lax regulatory environment that fomented the housing bubble was created by Bubba…er, Bill Clinton, not George Bush.
Keeping us safe? He took on unimaginable challenges at a time when there were real, capable enemies seeking to harm us, and kept them away. (At the time of 9/11, he had been president for less than 8 months, so don’t say GB failed there.)
Being a moral, loyal, God-fearing man who loved his family? Guilty as charged. Despite the most obnoxious,anti-administration media environment in our history, no one ever – EVER – found dirt on George Bush. He restored honor to the presidency, a huge accomplishment after the Clinton/Lewinsky mess and the raw, underhanded dealings of Hillary.
Oh, and talk to Bono, a true left wing Hollywood hero, about which individual on this planet has done more to combat AIDS in Africa. Bono will quickly respond “George Bush” and add that he did it without glory, without undue attention. Look it up if you don’t believe me.
Would we be better off today with George Bush in office? Absolutely.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
1:49 pm
@ Hamad (again) -Although, I do agree with you that Mr. Bush had to make some pretty unpopular decisions during his presidency in order to keep the country safe.
So far, Mr. Obama has cried, complained, urged his fellow democrats, even begged and bribed them to go with him on some of his issues, so he could be remembered by something that worked out for the best of the country.
Valerie Billings
December 16th, 2010
1:55 pm
Despite how he may have ran the country, I still say he’s a good person. Mrs. Bush represents class and grace……I saw his interview on Oprah and it shed some light on things that I didnt know.
Aubrey
December 16th, 2010
1:58 pm
President Bush has his approval numbers rising. The Street Agitator Soetoro is sinking. That is enough to have Libs jumping off a bridge and that is a good thing.
Warren
December 16th, 2010
1:58 pm
Proud to be a socialist. We need leaders like the late Huey Long to run this country. “Every man a King!” A nation of people looking for the best intrest of its own people, and not a handful of corporations maintaining the status quo for the 1% of the population that owns over 50% of the wealth in the United States.
Bill Orvis White
December 16th, 2010
1:59 pm
I love this man and cannot wait to make the trek to his library. GW Bush put God and country first unlike the current installed-”president.” I’m beyond jealous that this fine woman met the gorgeous first lady and the most handsome and accomplished president ever. GW made the tough choices and in the long run, history will prove that he was right. Merry Christmas.
Amen,
Bill
Answer man.
December 16th, 2010
2:03 pm
Only in America could a total moron have ANY fans.
Truth
December 16th, 2010
2:04 pm
Warren
Ok, Warren. Enlighten us. Tell us how you make “every man a King”, WITHOUT confiscating FROM others?
Truth
December 16th, 2010
2:04 pm
Answer man.
December 16th, 2010
2:03 pm
Only in America could a total moron have ANY fans
You’re talking about Obama, right?
New York Rebel
December 16th, 2010
2:05 pm
If PrezBo were able to be elected to ten terms as president; 30 years from now he would still be blaming someone else.
Warren
December 16th, 2010
2:07 pm
The people profiting off the backs of others shall have their fortunes stripped away via taxation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huey_Long#Share_Our_Wealth
Riddance
December 16th, 2010
2:09 pm
Warren – Did you mean “Good riddance”? Perhaps you should brush up on your grammar before insulting others.
Riddance
December 16th, 2010
2:11 pm
Than again, maybe he was speaking in terms dubba would understand. HA!
Truth
December 16th, 2010
2:14 pm
Warren
December 16th, 2010
2:07 pm
The people profiting off the backs of others shall have their fortunes stripped away via taxation.
Please explain exactly how they are “profiting off the backs of others”. Please be specific.
Truth
December 16th, 2010
2:15 pm
Oh I see, I should have read the link.
Truth
December 16th, 2010
2:18 pm
Truth
December 16th, 2010
2:15 pm
Oh I see, I should have read the link
Nice try, imposter.
Contractor
December 16th, 2010
2:21 pm
Warren,
Take a look at how Obama and his wife made their money if you want to blabber about it all. He is profiting off the backs of people whom have bought their books. Gracious alive man, get a clue. Everyone profits from everyone in this world, it’s how we all have jobs and make a living, it’s a big circle. Some are more fortunate than others, but since the beginning of man, there have always been those with, and those without, and it will never be changed whether you want it to or not.
ModdyD
December 16th, 2010
2:21 pm
I find it very funny how the Democrats forget that they had the power of both houses of Congress for Bush’s last two years. Hmmmmmm……
Barry
December 16th, 2010
2:25 pm
@Leep I totally agree with you. If I could have gotten time off of work I would have went there to see Bush. I also did not agree with most of his policies but how often do you get to meet a past President? I definitely would have wanted a signed book. The only other President I met was when i was a kid and Ford came to my dad’s Air Force base for a visit. Maybe he will come back again……
Brenda J.
December 16th, 2010
2:30 pm
“Me too” and “Bush was Amazing” your character is showing and it stinks! Admittedly I was ready for Bush to leave office, but I respect him and his wife. If he read this blog, he would probably think the two of you are BOZOs as he would never say the derogatory things you are saying about President Obama. Having been president, Bush knows that it is a tough job for anyone, especially since some silly observers expect them to walk on water and to solve all of their problems. As for President Obama, I do not just think that he is intelligent, I know that he is -something that the two of you know nothing about and you show it!
JoeV
December 16th, 2010
2:40 pm
ModdyD
December 16th, 2010
2:21 pm
“I find it very funny how the Democrats forget that they had the power of both houses of Congress for Bush’s last two years. Hmmmmmm……”
I find it funny that you don’t remember Bush vetoing everything under the sun.
GWB
December 16th, 2010
2:56 pm
What an honor to have these two class acts in Atlanta. We are a better people and better country for 8 years of George W. Bush in office. God Bless American and hurry up two more years so we can take the White House back.
Kay
December 16th, 2010
3:04 pm
Hey Truth,
You wholehearted proved that ANSWER MAN IS TELLING THE TRUTH!
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
3:06 pm
@ Brenda- I never criticized his intelligence- EXCUSE ME… I said Mr. Obama is unfit for the job, due to his lack of expeirence and knowledge of how to run this country. Plus, his child hood home was from Kenya. That is the truth. I didn’t say he may not be an American.
Read fully the comments before criticizing someone.
Steve
December 16th, 2010
3:06 pm
Great book…..I need it to start my fire tonight!! LOL
Frank
December 16th, 2010
3:09 pm
Some of you guys are out of control! It is possible to disagree with a politician’s policies without demonizing them as a person. Try it. You’ll find out it’s actually quite easy.
Beth Prince
December 16th, 2010
3:10 pm
hey gm…….learn how to spell the word “WAIT”. Who is the idiot now???
Kat
December 16th, 2010
3:10 pm
I was there yesterday and today, and well….I’m glad I got to meet them, but the organization by Borders (I know the secret service has it under control) was really…well, unorganized….I think they would have been able to improve it by making sure all of their employees knew all the answers they were supposed to know, and not saying things COMPLETELY wrong….
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
3:10 pm
@ Brenda (again) Not only that, you say some silly people think that the presidents can walk on water, etc. Who thought Bush was God? No One- they threw shoes at him, spat at him, ridiculed him during his presidency, even wanted to impeach him the entire time, for his no-nonsense theories.
The only thing about those who believe in BO, is that they DO think he can WALK ON WATER.
No one ever thought that of Bush or any other president. For BO, they think he can take care of all the problems of which he continues to point at Bush for failing.
When, in truth- he hasn’t done one thing yet in his 2 YEARS OF OFFICE to correct any of them…
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
3:13 pm
Mr. Obama has been in office for 2 YEARS, and hasn’t done anything to show his creditability that he knows how to run a country and take care of his office, and staff. Look at what happened this past election in November! Did we not show him how we realized our mistake of electing this man who was a 3 year senator with no other political expeirence?
justin
December 16th, 2010
3:19 pm
@Jim
Well those blaming Bush for have a valid reason, unlike many of you who choose to forget all the mess he caused.
Frank
December 16th, 2010
3:22 pm
Bush was Amazing, your comments at 3:10 are confusing. Who are these people you are referring to who think that President Obama can walk on water? Have you been reading the news lately? Over the past week or so he has really ticked off a whole bunch of his base by lending his support to tax policies that have been promoted by Republicans. On the other hand, based on your comments, he isn’t getting a lot of love from the right either for supporting policies that they actually want. And taxes are just one issue where his supporters have not been happy because they think he has compromised too much with Republicans and conservative Democrats. I guess you just can’t win with some people!
With regard to your comment about the President’s childhood home being in Kenya, that is just not factually correct. You are either making stuff up or you are easily fooled. The President grew up in Hawaii, although he did live in Indonesia from the ages of 6 to 10. Get the facts before posting, please.
DW
December 16th, 2010
3:22 pm
Best Wishs and Thank You for a job well done Mr. President. Enjoy yourself, you earned it. Let history write your final book, not a bunch of tards on some blog sitting around waiting on their next welfare check or handout so they can make a drug run or sell their food stamps for lottery tickets, a bottle of MD 2020 or a 12 pack of Colt 45 malt-liquor.
Truth
December 16th, 2010
3:29 pm
Kay
Another accusation, where’s the proof?
DW
December 16th, 2010
3:32 pm
Oh by the way, if I offended anyone with my 3:22 comment I guess your one of those people. If not, why be offended? You can paint a skunk, put perfume on it, whatever but its still a skunk and it stinks!!
Get busy DW
December 16th, 2010
3:34 pm
DW are you seriously begging for someone to be offended by your comment? I mean, c’mon man, at least let people respond to you with something snarky before you post your response. You apparently have way too much time on your hands!!
Truth
December 16th, 2010
3:34 pm
This is good Liberal thinking:
“Rep. Cleaver has proposed a $48 billion earmark
When absurdity gives way to hilarity, you must be talking about politics.
In the midst of a colossal global concern for the economic stability of our great nation, Emanuel Cleaver, Missouri’s 5th Congressional District representative, has one small earmark on his wish list that deserves some attention.
Cleaver has listed a new earmark — one of several — and he promises to “fight for every one.” But this is a whopping $48 billion package that must go down as the grandaddy of all earmarks.
Proposed by a gentleman named Lamar Mickens, president of the not-for-profit Quality Day Campus, the $48 billion earmark would funnel money into the inner cities to give money to the poor and thereby produce a much larger consumer class to buy the goods and services produced in this country.
Just call this redistribution on steroids.”
Just wait for the uptick in Lottery Sales, MD2020, and Colt “40’s”.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
3:37 pm
Hence- I said his childhood home was in Kenya. So, my statements are indeed correct. Age 6- 10 I believe is your childhood. Correct me if I am wrong on that one too.
Wiki- Middle childhood
Main articles: Child and Preadolescence
Middle childhood begins at around age seven or eight, approximating primary school age and ends around puberty, the beginning of adolescence.
My statement was counter to Brenda’s who mentioned that everyone believes all presidents can walk on water and get things taken care of. I was simply telling her that the only people that believed that was in reference to Obama. So, please read carefully before criticizing someone.
And you’re right- this has proven his inability to run a country, not sure what to do or to act on his own accord. Mr. Bush did not care what others thought, and did what was best for his country, not for his political party. No one claimed Bush to be Messiah, as they have for Obama.
The Democrats realized what he was doing, and even some of the jumped the wagon before it got out of hand. They only went along with some of Obama’s issues for their own political gain in the future. The entire time, Mr. Obama has been trying to decide what will be good for his political gain and honor- he even had to bring in Former President Clinton to help out on this last issue you were talking about. How come he couldn’t do it on his own? Just another proof of his incapability to run the country and to do his job. Even his wife had put pressure on him to sign that crazy Healthy Food for children Act. Laura never pressured her husband to sign something because it was something she considered he was doing wrong… Laura Bush allowed her husband to make his decisions on his own, without embarrassing him infront of the whole country
DW
December 16th, 2010
3:40 pm
Kind of like fishing, use the right stink bait you can hook a bottom feeder real quick. Someone hand me the net!!
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
3:41 pm
LOL @ DW
Brenda J.
December 16th, 2010
3:43 pm
Frank – Thank you so so much. Finally an intelligent comment. It amazes me how some people think that they must demonize and completely tear one person down in order to build the other one up. Why can’t the Republicans and Democrats work together and reach some kind of consensus in this crazy uncertain world that we are now living in? In unity there is still strength. If both parties could stop acting like children and stop this one-upmanship where they both want the credit and come together to find a solution to the problems that we are facing, we would indeed see a better country.
Get busy DW
December 16th, 2010
3:44 pm
Oh, you’re a fast one DW! You get a real kick out of getting a response don’t you? I don’t drink though, and don’t play the lottery so put that net down and wait patiently. I’m sure you have the time on your hands.
PS — If you reply to me, then doesn’t that mean that If I use the right stink bait I am hooking a bottom feeder? My head is spinning with the possibilities! Can I borrow that net of yours? I think I might be on the verge of catching a real whopper.
Contractor
December 16th, 2010
3:44 pm
DW,
Before you hook anyone, you need to hook your mind around the difference between your and you’re. You must be bobbing yourself in the water, cause YOU’RE the type of stink bait that bottom dwellers settle for. No need for the net, cause you have been swallowed.
DW
December 16th, 2010
3:47 pm
Hey Contractor, I’m sure you know all about swallowing one.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
3:48 pm
@ Brenda – look at what you yourself is saying- talk about being a hypocrite. Frank made a comment against me- and you were congratulating him for having a comment that made sense.
Oh please. you’re such a hypocrite, Brenda. You call Frank’s comment intelligent? I wonder just how smart you are, Brenda.
DW
December 16th, 2010
3:49 pm
Get Busy DW, I’m sure you have swallowed a Whopper or two in your time also.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
3:50 pm
And please -SOMEONE- correct me if I am wrong, but wasn’t it Mr. Obama who had pledged in his campaign to work with BOTH parties and to have a bipartisan congress?
And to allow Americans to openly see what is going on in Parliament meetings?
And to allow Americans to read the bill and give us a chance to debate on it before it is passed?
Frank
December 16th, 2010
3:50 pm
Bush was Amazing — “hence” what? You still haven’t shown that Mr. Obama spent his childhood in Kenya. You don’t think that Kenya is in Indonesia do you?!
The Republic of Kenya is a country in East Africa.
Indonesia is a country in Southeast Asia and Oceania.
Contractor
December 16th, 2010
3:52 pm
Brenda J,
Well Miss Brenda, it was Obama who said the Republicans can come along, but must sit in the back of the bus, cause he wasn’t allowing them anything or willing to work with them. So please review your political events since Barry took office, and the way he wasn’t willing to give an inch to Republicans. He has turned this country towards the gutter, and the Republicans aren’t going to compromise with a guy who turned us to that direction and is not willing to be bipartisan whatsoever. So the facts you’re pointing towards are a fathom of the Liberal mind. With the gains in November, Barry will no longer be able to cram his agenda down our throats, and order will soon be restored. So don’t turn your nose up at Republicans, because it was your Liberal government that started it once they had complete power and could do what they wanted.
Contractor
December 16th, 2010
3:54 pm
DW,
Wow, way to hit me hard there. Not being able to face the facts, or the truth always leads to perverted twist and name calling. Take a few minutes, gather your thoughts, and try to figure out why this is an argument you can’t win, and then come back to the table, hoss.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
3:55 pm
@ Frank- just to let you go, you’re right- my bad. His FATHER is from Kenya.
art
December 16th, 2010
3:57 pm
Did anyone bother to spit on him and his ugly wife? They deserve it, just like the Obamas, Clintons and Bushes.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
3:58 pm
@ contractor – not to mention he said when the republicans took over this past month, that let us see if they have any good ideas, other than from what was already on the table, of which we tried and hadn’t worked out.
Truth
December 16th, 2010
3:59 pm
art
December 16th, 2010
3:57 pm
Did anyone bother to spit on him and his ugly wife? They deserve it, just like the Obamas, Clintons and Bushes.
They must be saving their best saliva for you.
Get busy DW
December 16th, 2010
4:00 pm
Now that really hurts DW! I mean, I haven’t been talked to like that since at least the 8th grade. “Swallowed a whopper!” Wow, you really know how to hit below the belt. What’s next? Are you going to call me a sissy? Are you gonna knock my books off my desk? Excuse me, I need a moment to collect myself from that scathing, and intellectually superior, retort.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
4:02 pm
@ Art… what do you mean, just like the Obamas, Clintons, and Bushes?
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
4:04 pm
Sorry for my disappearance. God Bless…,family values,morals,ethics,standing up for America,blah,blah,blah. All buzzwords for people who seem to BELIEVE that only a minority/liberal hating conservative would follow. Why have your parents raised you to BELIEVE you are better than other humans? Shame on conservative households for doing this. Shame on grown conservatives for paying blowhards ungodly sums of money to scare everyone. These people did the country a disservice during the Salem witch trials,slavery,Jim Crow,segregation,J. Edgar Hoover’s plan to DEMONIZE ALL MEMBERS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT while allowing Supremacist groups to prosper,The Cold War(USSR was bound to fall,they were spending money simply trying to keep up with us). Not a party affiliation,but an ideal affiliation. If you’re easily frightened, you make an easy target for conservatism.
If you’re easily frightened,you’re an easy target for hate mongers.
Hate mongers don’t kkk robes anymore, they can wear suits. Look at Limbaugh/Hannity/Beck and all those who love them.
Frank, I agree with not demonizing a politician that you don’t agree with. Can we tell the Limbaugh/Hannity/Beck lovers that as well? Logically, making comments about liberal voices don’t hold water when you consider how much money is being thrown at kunservative blowhards.
No comparison. When call out ANY liberal voice, they don’t make the money that true hate mongers make.No comparison.
For the guy earlier who said “homeboy” wasn’t meant to be racist,that’s
why political correctness is still needed. DON’T REFER TO MINORITIES ANY WAY YOU CHOOSE. Conservatives, don’t feel free to demonize minorities. If you have an issue with minorities,and most of you do, then try counseling or a doctor to relieve the racial boil that’s growing on your backside!
If you are upset at the word LIBERAL, then you should seek help immediately.
Contractor
December 16th, 2010
4:07 pm
Bush was Amazing,
The childish behavior of the Libs is in black and white for everyone to see. It’s not just a creation within our minds of this stuff, it’s written in the news every single day. The Demmies just don’t want to own up to their failures, and that’s the basis of their entire party: Point the finger, divert any and all questions, spend spend spend, and take from hard workers and give to those who don’t want to help their selves. I’m 26 years old, and I don’t have a lot of money, so it’s not like I’m pulling for Republicans to save my fortune, it’s because they stand for American principles and are based on what this great country was founded on. This current government is an “extreme” case of modern day Robin Hood, without the demonic King hording all of the money, but successful Americans that have helped their selves, and supply jobs for the rest of us.
Brenda J.
December 16th, 2010
4:09 pm
Bush was Amazing – I am not a hypocrite. Frank appears to be able to see both sides of the coin. Bush is not all good and President Obama is not all bad. I genuinely think that both of these men want the best for this country. When you read the News and the blogs, everyone thinks that they have the answer. Sorry, but it is not that easy. What is easy is to sit back and be critical when we are not in the hot seat. Compromise is not always a bad word. It beats being stubborn like a donkey any day!
Contractor
December 16th, 2010
4:12 pm
Big Jim,
Even if it was a racist comment, I have the right to say whatever I feel. Political correctness is not something that can keep me from saying what I want. Just because you take offense to the possibility of a racist remark doesn’t make it wrong or right, it’s your opinion, but you can’t tell me what to say or what not to say, cause I’ll get in your face and say whatever I want. Typically I am not a person that will rant about the freedom of speech, but when someone uses it to pad their own agenda or opinion, I’ll state the freedoms this country allows me. So if you have a problem with my terms, tough nuggets, deal with it.
Truth
December 16th, 2010
4:12 pm
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
4:04 pm
“…Frank, I agree with not demonizing a politician that you don’t agree with…..”
And this was in the middle of your diatribe of hate. Absolutely laughable. LMAO!!!!
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
4:16 pm
Brenda – since when did Frank say Mr. Obama and Bush was all good?
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
4:17 pm
All I ever said, time and time again did Mr. Obama prove that he is unfit for the job, not sure who to go with to decide on agendas, or to be able to control his staff members, whether Democrat or Republican.
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
4:18 pm
Contractor
Conservatives stand for American principles? So that means liberals stand for Russian principles? Maybe, Martian principles? You’re a 26 year old republican, which means Limbaugh has let you know that HE has ALL the answers. HE has also made you aware of all the facts. HIS talent is on loan from GOD right? That explains why conservatives are
on their way to the top with an NRA bullet( something else conservatives have been bred to believe, ONLY they appreciate gun ownership). As far as the inbred belief that republicans stand for what our FOUNDING FATHERS were about. Seriously? Only when the interviews start. When republicans get the chance, they blow our money like everyone else.But, with Limbaugh saying that, you won’t BELIEVE what I’m saying. We’re treated like sheep, because we act like sheep.
Liberal, OUT!
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
4:25 pm
Contractor
You do have right to say what you want,..in private What you really want to say will NEVER be said to my face. That’s why political correctness is needed, it keeps people like yourself above ground.
If you really thought about what you say BEFORE you say it, you wouldn’t be a conservative. To be a conservative is to let someone else
tell you what to think. Remember,political correctness makes a good conservative. It also keeps a foot from being broken off in orifices.
This isn’t the 1950’s. Never will be again.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
4:26 pm
Politicians are all the same wherever you go, Big Jim- they all claim to be out there for your own good, and to help the main cause, but when they get into office and the issues come out, they all just do what their parties are doing, and they hope their own political career will go further based on their votes. Mr. Obama is unaware of all this, since he never really had a political career before he got into office. Which is he is so wishy washy when it comes to deciding on a important cause or issue.
He just goes a long with whatever party there is for his own political gain…
he is a novice to this, and doesn’t realize most senators do this playing game for years, before even thinking about running for office, which was he had to bring in the big guns, and not to mention to bring in his wife too for support.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
4:29 pm
It’s funny- come to think of it- both parties are playing this game together, it seems- in order to show Mr. Obama how ignorant he really is on how to run a country.
First the Democrats in and ruin everything, and then the Republicans come in and try to patch things up and put its pieces back together. they were just using obama since they had no one else.
That way, at the end of Obama’s term- and one time presidency, they will still be able to claim that it was the Republicans who ruined everything.
Vic
December 16th, 2010
4:30 pm
Hey Warren, where did you go to school, City of Atlanta?
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
4:33 pm
Bush was Amazing
In a long winded way, I was trying to say the same thing. While trampling Obama, who hasn’t been able to accomplish much, we’ve forgotten about GWB. He was in office for EIGHT YEARS. Fair is fair.
To reiterate my earlier point, I know a lot of republicans, and they have been given the same message about political correctness. If something as compassionate as not insulting me is a problem, then do what makes you happy!
OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
EMMA
December 16th, 2010
4:35 pm
@ leep: I think I would have to agree with you! I may not have supported/voted for certain presidents, but I sure would enjoy meeting any of them!
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
4:35 pm
I wasn’t trying to insult you, Big Jim. I had nothing to say about Contractor’s remarks to you, I was merely trying to back your comment.
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
4:36 pm
Bush was Amazing
No offense taken. I understood where you were coming from.
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
4:37 pm
No problem…
Big Jim
December 16th, 2010
4:39 pm
To OPEN MINDED people everywhere, I bid you good day!
ya think...
December 16th, 2010
4:49 pm
Enter your comments here
Vic. Where did you do time?
ya think...
December 16th, 2010
4:49 pm
Vic, where did you do time?
William
December 16th, 2010
4:53 pm
So much LOVE to read, so little time
Viva GwinneXico
December 16th, 2010
4:55 pm
I wanted to go see Bush but I probably would have thrown my shoes at him. It would have been a waste of time though since we all know he’s pretty damn good at ducking.
The one thing I like about Bush is that he began his path to hell in extreme silence, that’s about the only thing I will give him credit for.
godoggo
December 16th, 2010
5:14 pm
gm: I respect your beliefs, utopian, and incompetent views….but if we were ever in the trenches in War together, i know whose rear-end i’d have to be saving.
Below are a few facts that are a part of our history and sure….i wish No one had to die in War, but that is what happens….people die and you break things….i tell you what, if you firmly believe that peace can be found with tolerance and placating militants and terrorist…please offer yourself up for being the on-hand or face to face negotiator with someone that’s got C4 strapped to their chest and chants…”Ala is great”. Let’s see how that works for you ?
58,196 died in the Vietnam War
650,000 died in the Civil War
Hell, over 6000 died on the beaches Normandy in 1 day
If i would have been drafted, i’d gladly would have gone and defended my Country…if they would have taken me in 01′ i would have gone in a heartbeat….You know, France is looking for “a few good men just like you”……check out delta.com
Holler if ya hear me ~
Viva GwinneXico
December 16th, 2010
5:27 pm
“If i would have been drafted, i’d gladly would have gone and defended my Country…if they would have taken me in 01′ i would have gone in a heartbeat….”
I don’t think you really need to drafted. You can walk right into your local office and sign up, pretty sure they would take you. What you waiting for, time’s a wastin!!!
art
December 16th, 2010
5:39 pm
To Bush was Amazing: @ Art… what do you mean, just like the Obamas, Clintons, and Bushes?
What I mean is that every one of these presidents has taken the country a little farther down the road of socialism, GWB and Obama being the worst of the group, with GWB’s TARP and Obama’s healthcare reform. They are an affront to republican (littel “r”) capitalism, the greatest political-economic pairing ever to be conceived. For that, they and all elected officials of the last twenty years deserve the utmost disrespect.
godoggo
December 16th, 2010
5:40 pm
im 50 Bro, and had 2 surgeries that would have disqualifed me at 28….How bout you ?
Viva GwinneXico
December 16th, 2010
5:54 pm
Nope not me. I would never enlist to fight pointless wars. I was real close to enlisting straight out HS (1999) but a couple of wise friends talked me out of it, thank goodness that I listened.
godoggo
December 16th, 2010
6:04 pm
Viva GwinneXico: It would seem i’d have to defend your bed-wetting liberalism rear also in the trenches of War or in public……either here or in GwinneXico ?
It’s great to meet or have bantor with Liberals…..it reminds you how you never want to be………and how it takes a spine to “do the right thing” ….again that Website is delta.com…..i’ll even pay for your baggage one way.
Viva GwinneXico
December 16th, 2010
6:15 pm
godoggo:
First off, you already stated that you could not join due to your health issues. Why do you keep going on and on about defendig this, that, or the other? I tell you what, since you like labeling folks then I will label you as well. You are what liberals like to call a CHICKENHAWK.
Secondly, I love it how you NeoCon Nazis assume you’re so damn smart. What makes you think that I’m anything close to a liberal. I hate those damn socialists more than NeoCon Nazis.
cass
December 16th, 2010
6:49 pm
Obama is no better than BUSH
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
6:57 pm
Godogo -Thanks for that little history lesson there.
-wow, can’t we all just forget about bush & obama and politics and love each other and unite as americans who want the country to thrive and be rid of terrorists. Who cares Republicans or Democrats- the point is we are at war – a global war with terrorists who threaten to rip country after country apart. The thing was, Bush saw it, Obama doesn’t think its too big of a deal to deal with terrorists. The Democrats think this whole war on terror is a bogo story.
But, lets get the facts straight- whoever started it and when, it’s real out there, so folks – unless you want this country to be run by Islamic fascism, then step up to the plate, and start acting like real americans and forget the political facts!
godoggo
December 16th, 2010
6:58 pm
Actually, im glad you took the advice of your friends…..and remember, unlike many Countries that is one of the Great things about living in the US of A or “Merica” as one of your great defenders calls it…….we are allowed and have a choice of what we want to do, believe in, and say….and protected by a Constitution and Bill of Rights. It’s great to have banter with someone as yourself and induce and deduce what you believe in.
I respect and don’t care Who you, or anyone Worships, What you believe in, or Who you vote for…..as long as you don’t hurt woman and children. Sure, we aren’t perfect here in “Merica”, and we’ve made mistakes…..but We (US) are always there to clean up and protect everyone else’s mess, disaster, and protect them from terrorist activities of others on Planet Earth. If any of my friends slam Obama i stand up and defend him…..i may not agree with him all the time, but he is still MY President right now….he has given Americans a different view and perspective which we have to respect, but not necessarily believe in….again, that is what is one of the Great things about America ! We can agree to disagree on your beliefs, but some of your other comments in past post have leaned on “liberal idealism”…maybe your a “devil’s advocate”….dunno. I wish you luck
Im happy and proud knowing that i can travel to anywhere else in the World and carry a US Passport…..it’s like Willy Wonka card.
Rocco
December 16th, 2010
7:28 pm
Darn! It would have been a perfect time to arrest him for war crimes against humanity.
The man’s a war criminal and should be dragged in chains to the Hague to face trial. He is responsible for the deaths of 100,000 plus innocent Iraqis; as much blood on his hands as Saddam and look where he is. Someday soon, Satan will have special quarters just for him and Dick right next to Slobodan, Adolph, and the rest.
Gerard
December 16th, 2010
8:04 pm
Another “puke in your mouth” moment! This character destroyed our financial framework by pursuing illegal wars so that he could be better than “Daddy,” another loser. Now we got a totally unqualified jerk in to finish the job. May somebody’s God please save America.
Emerald
December 16th, 2010
8:06 pm
For the person who stated “too bad they did not make it to the suburbs where they would be more appreciated”, I am curious to know how suburbanites show more “appreciation”. The ignorance of some of the comments never ceases to amaze me. Most often, they can be ignored but this one really could not. Geez …
S
December 16th, 2010
8:10 pm
George Bush and Cheney should be brought up on War Crimes, Water Boarding and Plame, CIA outing. How soon we forget. George Bush/Cheney got us into two senseless Wars and thousands of our Soldiers have died because of it. I’m like an elephant, I will never forget these two Hypocrites…how sad our country is now because of these two so called MEN!
The housing bubble happened because of no regulation, created by Phil Graham a Republican, known as the Father of the deregulation bill and of course the bankers/Wall Street seeing as how corrupt they are, give them an inch, they will take a mile group, we were left with the housing mess. We will be years and years getting out of these messes this group of self serving thieving Politicians have created, BOTH PARTIES..
As an aside, Corporate America runs this Country now, since the Supremos gave them carte blanche. You ever watch Braveheart the movie, yep we are all serfs now, the Nobles are in charge…
Wake up don’t go into the voting booth deaf, dumb and blind and stop voting down party lines, that is how we got into this mess. Your intelligent vote matters, research and research again that politician, don’t let anyone tell you how to vote. Just remember most of them are fibbers, to put it politely…
Eva
December 16th, 2010
8:10 pm
Guy, I’m probably the only reader on today’s event who didn’t have a chance to buy Bush’ book and wristband ahead on Wednesday. I was caught off guard when I showed up in line this morning. Instead I borrowed a receipt and wristband set from a girl in front of me. She was holding two receipts. It was pretty cool to see W and shook hands with him. Regardless of the history of buffooning he has made, he is a guy with a human face, for sure. It’s an honor to see each other today, he told me so. What a nice and unassuming guy he is !
Bush was Amazing
December 16th, 2010
9:08 pm
@ S – how does that make him liable to war crimes? He kept our country safe. Thats that.
@ Eve- I didn’t hear until I saw it on the news- was there a long wait like they said it was?
mike drake
December 16th, 2010
9:08 pm
George W. Bush made this country the mess that it is. I’m ashamed of him even if he can’t be ashamed of himself.
melissa's mom
December 16th, 2010
9:29 pm
I stood in line outdoors in freezing temperatures for 3 hours yesterday and again today in the cold rain for 2 hours. It was worth every minute, just to shake hands with President Bush and First Lady Laura. As soon as the democrats took over everything, first with congress, the country fell apart! Thank God we have more conservatives in office again. Maybe we can patch things up again and get people back to work.
Eva
December 16th, 2010
10:24 pm
Yes, the time I spent there was from 9:30 till 12::00. Some 100 people were ahead of me in line
W is the Best
December 16th, 2010
11:18 pm
George W. Bush is the best President we have had in a long time. Quintessential American. Obama, and his supporters (idiots that voted for him), are the downfall of this Great Nation.Granted, the Constitution affords you the right to voice your opinion, but you all sound like idiots. Period. I’m open to discuss further if you disagree, but be prepared to be made to look like an idiot…bring it.
Bush was Amazing
December 17th, 2010
12:09 pm
http://www.thepostemail.com/2010/04/11/kenyan-parliament-claims-obama-born-in-kenya/
For Frank – I knew I was right to begin with. So there.
Hamad Meander
December 17th, 2010
1:56 pm
Bush was Amazing – elections have consequences as words have meaning. I stated that Bush had to deal with the first major attack in the continental US, which Hawai’i is not a part of.
Comedian White Shoes
December 18th, 2010
2:11 am
he looks like a lil marionette puppet and he made leadership decisions like one too
Pause
December 18th, 2010
2:56 am
The celebration of mediocrity is never an exciting event. Our country has become anesthetized and detached from reality. It’s less about democrat, republican, or whatever political affiliation one ascribes to, and really just a simple matter of right and wrong. Bad policy, low standards, and sacrificing the lives of so many who really did put country first for the sake of maintaining power and increasing Bush wealth. This is in sum our 43rd President.
Patrick
December 18th, 2010
11:09 am
You can judge how great a President is by how much the liberals dislike him. Liberals hated Reagan. 10 years from now Bush 43 will be considered one of the greats. Those who disagree haven’t read anything other than the blabber coming from the liberal media.
Autumn
December 19th, 2010
10:18 pm
you people r haters… stop hating on obama … Bush caused the problem in Iraq AND Afghanistan….you should hate him for that because now Obama has to untangle situation that BUSH made… Bush was a very stupid man.
Mark It Right
December 20th, 2010
10:48 am
Apparently, many of you are smoking from the same crack pipe that Bush smokes from. Is Obama perfect? No. As far as I know, we have never had a perfect president.
However, the guy has been in office 2 years. He can’t correct 8 years of crack pipe smoking in just 2 years. The number of military people that have died in wars that we SHOULD NOT be in is staggering. Now Obama has to figure a way to get us out of them, that won’t make all of the deaths and huge amount of money for nothing.
Mark It Right
December 20th, 2010
10:57 am
@Patrick Well then based on your stupid reasoning, Bush will is going to be the best president ever. This Bush got out of hand and should have been yanked out by the roots from the White House a long time before it actually happened.