Jeb Bush Family

THAT'S RIGHT!  I'M IMPRESSIONABLE.  THE BUSH FAMILY IS A WORLD-CLASS FAMILY.  Republican presidential candidate Jeb! has an impeccable resume: as a good family man with no secret sex scandals that I know of  and as an outstanding Governor of Florida for 8 years.   

Oh-la-la!  Columba went shopping in Paris but who didn't?  Give her a break.

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OBAMA AND DEMOCRATS BLAMING BUSH.   Hell, even the whole country!

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FROM THE DESK OF
FOREIGN BORN POLITICAL OBSERVER

The political wheel has been carefully
greased to the spokes, hub and rims and up and running for the presidential
challenges of the exciting 2008 election.  As a fulltime and conscientious
observer of the American political system and machination, I'm looking and
listening to the comments and opinions of my fellow Republican voters -
Conservatives, Moderates and Neo-Cons.  I'm even receiving bad vibration
from the Democrats about the electability of their own presidential
candidates.

I'm putting in writing my thoughts and
words in what I have vocalized to my folks and friends all over the United
States of A.  I'm not only prudent but also a pragmatist.  What I've
said are quite the contrary to what some of my fellow Republicans/or
Conservatives are saying and pounding...and who are they?  They are the
radio talk-show pundits and media!

Au contraire, I must say all the
Republican presidential candidates are the best of the best!  Compared with
their Democratic opponents, they are second to none in leadership,
straight-talk, and commitment to the American way of life.  They are not
only good-looking but proven-tested in bad times and good times.  But, as
you know, as my right as a private citizen, I already chose Senator John McCain
of Arizona as the successor of my favorite President George W.  I'm so sad
this is his last year as Chief Executive of the White House and
Commander-in-Chief.  I must accept though that all good things must come to
an end.

If I were Senator John McCain, which I'm
not...

1.  I would keep ignoring the
criticism of the lot of talk-show hosts Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Mark Levin,
and other Conservatives.  They are very nationalistic and very
patriotic which is a good thing. I would be too if my country is being
invaded illegally. They are on the radio every day and I am not (you are
not).  In my opinion, they are in cahoot with the mainstream media and they
are partly to blame for constantly attacking day by day their fellow
Republicans in Congress on spending and immigration thereby losing some seats in
the 2006 election.  Wrong timing!  Instead of criticizing the Dems who
were just sitting mum and doing nothing, they eat their own kind.  The cost
of freedom is expensive; the comprehensive immigration is not amnesty (although
my own folks say so and I'm outnumbered).  Anyway, keep cool.  They
are really helping the Dems for they are really donkeys in elephant
clothing.

2.  I, John McCain, may be old but I
was a Vietnam War hero and now a political soldier  One of the important
reasons Robert Dole lost to Bill Clinton was he barely put out there his World
War II heroism. It should be reminded to the folks out there without
sounding like a broken record. That was when the World Trade Center
was bombed and terrorism was being concocted in the Philippines, Africa (Libya,
Somalia) and the Middle East (Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria and Lebanon),
Hence, the Clinton Administration failed in his military leadership.  Why?
Because Bill Clinton did not have the experience and credentials. And back
to Dole... he was so serious and did not smile at all!  So keep
smiling if you're campaigning as President.

3.  Endear yourself to the
Conservatives and Independents without being too obvious; Stop
irritating people like me whose favorites are Vice President Cheney
and former Sec. of Defense Rumsfeld.  Who approved of their
recommendations?  You got it, Commander Bush (Commander Talahib in
Filipino lingo).  If the surge happened 3 or 4 years ago, a whole lot of
American soldiers would have died like in 2007.  The consequence of
that?  The war was so hot and on fire, there would be a hell lot more
of protests and demonstrations to get out of Iraq.  Remember, there is
no such thing as a perfect strategy or plan.

4.  It's a tough pill to swallow to
admit down the road, but voting for the Bush tax cuts
twice was a bad move then.  If I were McCain, it will be an
excellent testament to the Bush legacy and his knowledgeable advisers if
you say..."what was I thinking?!"  You'll endear yourself to the Bush
babies out there .

5.  Money is very important but
political friends by your side, come low and high, are your secret
treasure. Keep them.  There's tit for tat later on...like
ambassadorship or cabinet secretary for their dedication and hard work. 
(Giggles). 

I must say I lost my thoughts for
now. 

Anyway, no matter who the Democrat nominee
is, the one who'll be driving in victory to the White House come January 2009
will be a Republican.  How so?  I consulted the Oracle of Delphi in
2005; the yin-yang of Beijing in 2006; the spirits of Bohemian
kings in 2007.  All converged to a point by mystical proclamation the next
President will be John McCain.  I got Ellen of Arizona and Alexandra of
Chicago voting for McCain already. 

So for now, the political world will keep
on turning.  The road to success is pre-programmed by our own
destiny.

Never
discourage anyone -- who continually makes progress, no matter how
slow.

-
Plato

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Published  1/8/08   altgroup  multiply

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